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Artefact Recovery

Date 2008

Event ID 609204

Category Recording

Type Artefact Recovery

Permalink http://canmore.org.uk/event/609204

HU 432 279 A fragment of an Early Historic sculptured stone slab with relief carving on one face was found in grave-digging in Mail churchyard. The main feature is a double disc and Z-rod with the unusual addition of a cross of arcs decorating each of the circular fields of the discs. There is also a fragment of interlace above the Pictish symbol, although it is unclear whether the fragment is part of a cross-slab. This example complements the previous find of the ‘Mail stone’ from the same graveyard.

Claimed as Treasure Trove (TT20/08) and allocated to Shetland Museum

Martin Goldberg – National Museums Scotland

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