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Archaeology Notes

Event ID 665121

Category Descriptive Accounts

Type Archaeology Notes

Permalink http://canmore.org.uk/event/665121

NJ06SW 45 unlocated

A stone macehead from the Culbin Sands is recorded as a 'perforated hammer stone' in the collection of Rev J MacEwen of Dyke in 1896 (now lost - the collection was sold in 1919). Part of a second macehead (noted as a battle-axe by Roe), also from the Culbin Sands is in the Hunterian Museum, Glasgow (B.1951.2121). (The precise find-spots are not recorded; the sands cover a large area westwards along the coast from Findhorn Bay.)

T Wallace 1902; F E S Roe 1966; I C Walker 1967.

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