Does this paragraph answer this question How is your artwork or cultural artifact displayed? The second artifact to the right of the Holy Water Font is the Wooden Cross which stands on a lowered platform around three inches below the Holy Water Font and starts with the Titulus Crucis that has a derivative wave pattern around it boarder with the inscription INRI and is attached to the patibulum (the horizontal crossbeam) standing about four to feet in length with the following images in order, a bird, Jesus, tunic with a belt, wheat, ladder, what seems to be two figures with an X mark ending, two rolls of seven round circles and ending with a carving of a roster on a some type of pedestal. The stipes (the vertical beam) at about four feet in length from left to right starts with an inscription of the sun, a diamond shape, an opened right hand, circle or a snake image, Jesus, a bell, a tool another diamond shape and the moon. Where the patibulum and the stipes cross there are four circles with three points in each of the ninety-degree angles that in my opinion seem to resemble the sun. It stands on a thick wooden block with a carved-out triangle shape at the center where the end of the steps is inserted and has two images of a skull and crossbones on the right and left side. On the canvas there is a vague image of mountains with a white piece of paper about mid-way with writing on it