 A mile to the east of the village near the Newquay crossroads, where the four parishes of St Cubert, Crantock, St Newlyn East and Perranzabuloe meet, was the chapel of St Nectan (the foundations of which were uncovered when the road was widened and straightened in 1970), where on certain feasts during the year the relics of the Patron Saints of the four parishes were carried in procession for their veneration by the faithful.An inscribed stone, dated from the sixth to eighth centuries, was found imbedded in the walls of the fifteenth-century church.It bears the name of "Cenet[o]cus, son of Tege[r]nomalus".