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Archaeology Notes
Event ID 783818
Category Descriptive Accounts
Type Archaeology Notes
Permalink http://canmore.org.uk/event/783818
HY75SE 3.01 7627 5138
The discovery of an ox-bone with Pictish symbols and a pebble with Celtic design have been taken as evidence of a Celtic Christian community.
D V Clarke 1970
RMS GB 230: Fragment. Intact side numbered 6 with four of the dots enclosed by two concentric circles. The damaged sides both have two dots, on one side enclosed by single circles and on the other by two concentric circles. 41 x 21mm.
RMS GB 231: Numbered 3, 4, 5, 6: the '3' and '4' sides damaged. All dots enclosed by poorly executed single circles. 44 x 17mm. Bad restoration of this broken piece has caused the anomalous cross-section. RMS GB 229: No markings are certainly discernible on the worn and damaged surfaces. 43 x 16mm. Find spot unknown.
D V Clarke 1970. E J MacKie 1971.
