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View of inscribed stone with 5 hollows in Broughton churchyard
G 98408 PO
Description View of inscribed stone with 5 hollows in Broughton churchyard
Date 1928
Collection Papers of J Symington Grieve, archaeologist, Edinburgh, Scotland
Catalogue Number G 98408 PO
Category Photographs and Off-line Digital Images
Scope and Content Handwritten inscriptions: at bottom edges of photograph: 'Bottom of stone'; at right hand edge of photograph: 'See letters here' and on reverse of photograph: 'The Inscribed Stone with 5 Hollows each about 5"' diamtr. found in Broughton Church yard whilst St Llolan's cell was being restored. It fitted exactly the old doorway into the cell ,(Diagram) Lying on its back it revolves quite easily.' The diagram is annotated 'stone', and shows a triangular outline, enclosing three circles (one above two).
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