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Archaeology Notes

Event ID 692871

Category Descriptive Accounts

Type Archaeology Notes

Permalink http://canmore.org.uk/event/692871

NO77NW 3.00 72616 78417

NO77NW 3.01 NO 7261 7841 Cup-markings

NO77NW 3.02 NO 7261 7841 Pictish cross-slab ('Fordoun Stone' in Fordoun parish church)

NO77NW 3.03 NO 7260 7833 St Palladius' Well

For Fordoun parish church (NO 7261 7845) and (surrounding) churchyard, see NO77NW 93.

OS 1:10,000 map, (1978)

St. Palladius's Chapel, as described, was de-roofed about 1928 (information from Rev K T Thomson, The Manse, Auchenblae).

Revised at 1:2500.

Visited by OS (R L) 6 December 1967.

Class II symbol stone (St. Palladius' Stone).Cross face shows a hunting scene with a double-disc and Z-rod below the cross.Above the cross is an inscription in Hiberno-Saxon script.

A Mack 1997.

Scheduled as St Palladius's Chapel... the remains of a late medieval church.

Information from Historic Scotland, scheduling document dated 21 May 2002.

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