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Field Visit

Date 4 July 1925

Event ID 1105470

Category Recording

Type Field Visit

Permalink http://canmore.org.uk/event/1105470

Standing Stone, Garrisdale Point.

On the grassy terrace beneath the cliffs, ¾ mile north-east of Garrisdale Point, are foundations of old farm buildings lying on either side of a small burn. Within the remains of an enclosure is a standing stone of basalt 3 feet in height, tapering from 1 foot 2 ½ inches to 1 foot 1 inch in width, and 7 inches in thickness. Three sides are plain, but on the other face there is, 8 ½ inches from the top, a circular sinking 1 ½ inches in diameter and 2½ inches deep, from which three incised lines, each 6 inches in length, radiate downward.

RCAHMS 1928, visited 4 July 1925.

OS map: Islands of Canna and Sanday (Inverness-shire) lix (unnoted).

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