Materdomini Menhir

Cosimo De Giorgi examines this menhir on May 23, 1883 and describes it as "made of local stone". It doesn't have crosses carved on its sides, but was changed to Hosanna by adding two steps to the base and a stone slab at the top in order to place a cross. He places it on the outskirts of Pisignano, near the homonymous chapel where it is today, worn and with its edges marked by several notches.