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Field Visit

Date 26 June 1972

Event ID 921878

Category Recording

Type Field Visit

Permalink http://canmore.org.uk/event/921878

The chapel is as described, although there is no trace of an altar. The two pillar-stones lie loose inside the chapel, and the large stone visible under the shadow of a rock at the east gable, has only one cross on its visible side.

The revetted oval enclosure to the N of the chapel, measures internally 6.0m E-W by 2.6m transversely within a tumbled wall c. 1.5m wide and 0.2m high internally. The wall enclosing the whole site is sporadically visible for most of the circumference as a grass-covered stone wall c.1.5m wide and up to 0.5m high.

Within this wall on the NE, four small oval platforms possibly represent cells.

The well is a natural marshy spring.

Revised at 1/10,560.

Visited by OS (D W R) 26 June 1972.

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