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Archaeology Notes
Event ID 711426
Category Descriptive Accounts
Type Archaeology Notes
Permalink http://canmore.org.uk/event/711426
NT24SE 31 c.270 419.
Coles notes a sandstone slab, c.3' square with 2 cup-and-one-ring up to 4" diameter, and a ring mark, the rings being unusually wide, situated at the foot of a high gravel bank, the E bank of the Kittlegairy Burn, midway between a sheep-shelter which stood at NT 2669 4189 (see NT24SE 29) and the fort at NT 2749 4206. This stone was not found in 1960 by the RCAHMS or in 1967.
F R Coles 1899; R W B Morris 1969
Not located. Much of the area indicated has been afforested.
Visited by OS (JP) 18 October 1974
