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Rubbings of double-disc and Z-rod symbol in Dovecot Cave, East Wemyss
FID 545/3
Description Rubbings of double-disc and Z-rod symbol in Dovecot Cave, East Wemyss
Date 27/4/1866
Collection Records of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland, Edinburgh, Scotland
Catalogue Number FID 545/3
Category All Other
Copies DP 224551
Scope and Content Rubbing titled on reverse: ' "Doo" Cave, East Wemyss, Fife. April 27/66'. A more defined rubbing of one of the terminals has been pinned to one corner of the main sheet. The date on this rubbing is after James Young Simpson's lecture to the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland in January 1866. The identity of the creator of the rubbing is uncertain.
Scale 1:1
Medium Wax on paper
Accession Number 1975/12
External Reference SAS 75
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