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It seems that the Russian cross from Tver is not a Conciliation cross

I don't feel like just deleting it, but I'm pretty sure that the Sterzh cross from Tver is not a Conciliation cross, strictly speaking. It actually has [its own Wiki page](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sterzh_Cross) that explicitly says so, and the Russian version has even more info. In general, those stone crosses in Northern Russia served a different purpose: they were primarily used as border markers, and statements of land ownership, set up after a substantial investment in this land. As it was the case for the Sterzh cross.

Do you think we could remove it from the article?

Khakhalin (talk) 03:19, 8 March 2020 (UTC)[reply]