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Archaeology Notes

Event ID 706319

Category Descriptive Accounts

Type Archaeology Notes

Permalink http://canmore.org.uk/event/706319

NS89SE 12 c. 85 90

Possibly on map sheets NS88NW, or NS89SW.

Bronze figure of Mercury 4 1/2" high, found in ploughing before 1885, on Throsk Farm, St Ninians. In National Museum of Antiquities of Scotland (NMAS).

Information from A S Robertson, 1951.

'Simply termed "Roman Figure" in the Museum of Antiquities' (FR 223).

Visited by OS (JLD), 19 May 1953.

Field enquiries revealed that Throsk Farm is now named Mains of Throsk. No further information was obtained concerning the bronze figure of Mercury. (Name: Mains of Throsk at NS 857 910).

Visited by OS (JLD), 17 October 1953.

Roman bronze figurine.

J Curle 1932; A S Robertson 1970.

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