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Lundawick Description of stone

Event ID 1015391

Category Descriptive Accounts

Type Early Medieval Carved Stones Project

Permalink http://canmore.org.uk/event/1015391

Lundawick 5 (St Olaf), Unst, Shetland, cruciform stone

Measurements: H 0.96m, W 0.32m

Stone type:

Place of discovery: HP 5669 0409

Present location: in the churchyard at Lund.

Evidence for discovery: recorded by RCAHMS in 1930.

Present condition: good.

Description

A long triangular slab has been carved into a cruciform stone by creating rounded notches above and below the side-arms, leaving short squared arms.

Date: ninth to eleventh centuries.

References: RCAHMS 1946, no 1541; Scott & Ritchie 2009, no 106.

Compiled by A Ritchie 2016

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