 The ‘Inverted’ or ‘Upside Down’ cross is so named because it is currently displayed upside down.Though most of the details on the broad faces of the cross have been damaged or eroded, the two smaller faces are comparatively well-preserved.These are mostly decorated with median-incised interlace, though this also retains the only figural sculpture that can be interpreted as a biblical scene – possibly David being anointed by Samuel.