The antiquarian William

The antiquarian William Stukeley, who visited Royston a couple of months after the cave's rediscovery in 1742 and wrote an early study as to its purpose, noted that such crosses were common at major junctions, and served two purposes in an age of high religiosity and low literacy: "To put people in mind of saying their prayers; and of directing them in the road they wanted to go."



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