Relief slab that decorated the long side of a built Christian tomb of 11th-12th c. The half left part of the slab is missing. In the main face, two crosses on stepped bases are depicted, enclosed in a frame formed by a wide band. The cross on the right is Latin and is flanked by a number of vine shoots growing from its base. Above the shoots an eagle on the right and a small bird on the left are depicted pecking at bunches of grapes. The cross on the left is double (Anastasis (Resurrection) cross) with a cypress growing from its base. The slab was reused, according to the engraved inscription in Hebrew, as a tombstone in the grave of rabbi Yitzhak Sarouk that died on Monday, 9th of Heshvan of the year 5375, that is November 1615.