Field Visit
Date 8 December 1993
Event ID 749158
Category Recording
Type Field Visit
Permalink http://canmore.org.uk/event/749158
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A cross-incised boulder is situated on the crest of a rounded ridge overlooking the mouth of Glen Fender with a fine aspect down Strathbraan. The boulder lies in the centre of a semi-improved field and appears to be earth-fast. The cross which is carved (40mm in average width and up to 30mm in depth) into the domed surface of the boulder, utilises a natural, weathered goove for the shaft, which is 0.55m in length. The arms of the cross, 0.28m broad overall are placed about one-third of the way down the shaft; they have been cut into the rock and may have expanded terminals.
There are two cups, within and towards, the base of the shaft which may be of natural origin.
(Braan93 355)
Visited by RCAHMS (DCC) 8 December 1993
