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Archaeology Notes
Event ID 857938
Category Descriptive Accounts
Type Archaeology Notes
Permalink http://canmore.org.uk/event/857938
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This remarkable cup-marked stone has been incorporated into the basal course of a drystone dyke, the robbing of which has left it exposed. The stone has been trimmed along its N and S edges, presumably during the construction of the dyke, and it now measures 0.9m in length by 0.6m in breadth, its slightly convex upper surface rising 0.1m above ground. It bears about 70 cups, most of them arranged in a series of nine closely-spaced rows across the breadth of the stone. The cups measure up to 60mm in diameter and 20mm in depth.
(BL00 1677)
Visited by RCAHMS (SDB) 31 October 2000.
