Burial site marked by a cast-iron cross on a two-tier plinth and two-tier base. Cross on a cuboidal base. At the intersection of the arms a figure of Christ. On the back a radial gloria. The arms terminating in a rhomboid with cusps and florets. The whole covered with floral decoration. At the base the cross framed by two antithetical serpents, clasped at the bottom. A trace of the attachment of a titulus is visible. Below a trace of the attachment of an inscription plaque. The first step of the plinth with chamfered upper edges, decorated with a lesbian kimation. Second step of the plinth rectangular. The back and sides of the pedestal decorated with engraved frames with quarter chamfered corners. On the front two panels. In the upper one, with quarter-circle chamfered corners, a relief depiction of Moses with a copper serpent. The figure is depicted frontally. The right hand bent at the elbow and supported by a tree trunk, held at waist level. Left bent, supported by a staff around which is wrapped a serpent facing upwards. Moses with his torso bare, wearing a long, undulating robe. Below, a second panel with ritual inscription. In the finial, a simplified beam separated by a cornice with a pave ornament and ovate. Contents of inscription.