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Archaeology Notes

Event ID 725365

Category Descriptive Accounts

Type Archaeology Notes

Permalink http://canmore.org.uk/event/725365

NX34NW 38 3112 4939

See also NX34NW 109.00.

A stone, measuring 25cm by 10cm, 'found nearby' about 1917 is now built into the outside wall of Elrig House (NX34NW 109.00). Previously identified as part of a cross-head, the visible markings on it are considered by Morris to be prehistoric, consisting of 'two concentric rings (no centre cup), the outer ring gapped with two radial grooves ('keyhole type'), the inner complete, with a radial groove parallel with the others. Greatest diameter 10cm and carving depth 0.5cm.

W G Collingwood 1925

This stone is built into the NE wall of Elrig House, 4.0m above ground level.

Visited by OS July 1976.

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