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Field Visit
Date 13 August 1908
Event ID 1088552
Category Recording
Type Field Visit
Permalink http://canmore.org.uk/event/1088552
228. Standing-stones, Borrowstoun Rig.
About 200 feet due south of the stone circle (No. 226), within 4 feet of each other, are two large standing-stones of greywacke, set firmly in the ground with ' their broad faces placed at a slightly converging angle. The larger of the two stones stands 3 feet high above ground, is 3 feet broad, and about 15 inches thick, thinning away to the upper end. It is marked on the surface with a number of naturally formed circular markings. There appears to have been a small cairn in rear of the stones which have evidently formed part of a megalithic cist.
RCAHMS 1915, visited 13th August 1908.
OS Map: Ber., xiv. SW. (unnoted.)
