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View of west face (symbol side).
SC 336817
Description View of west face (symbol side).
Date 5/1984
Catalogue Number SC 336817
Category On-line Digital Images
Copy of A 7174 CN
Scope and Content Cross-slab known as Clach a'Charridh at Shandwick, Ross and Cromarty, Highland This splendid cross-slab still stands in its original position on a hill overlooking the fishing village of Shandwick. Later legend says the stone marks the grave of a Norse Prince. In 1846 it was blown down and broken. It is now covered by a glass case. The east face has five panels carved in low relief. These depict a double-disc and spiral; a Pictish beast with tiny animals below; a group including men on horseback hunting a stag; and a circular composition of spirals. The lowest panel is worn away. Source: RCAHMS contribution to SCRAN.
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