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Carlunie Hill

Cross Incised Stone (Early Medieval)

Site Name Carlunie Hill

Classification Cross Incised Stone (Early Medieval)

Alternative Name(s) Denoon Burn

Canmore ID 138027

Site Number NO34SE 17

NGR NO 36088 43533

Datum OSGB36 - NGR

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Carlunie Hill. View of stone from N; photographic scale in 200mm divisions
Carlunie Hill. View of stone from N; photographic scale in 200mm divisionsDetail of the cross on the S side of the stone.Carlunie Hill. View from N of NW face of stone; photographic scale in 200mm divisionsCarlunie Hill. View from NE; photographic scale in 200mm divisionsPencil survey drawing of Carlunie Hill (Denoon Burn) cross-incised stoneRubbing of Carlunie Hill (Denoon Burn) cross-incised stoneDetail of the cross on the S side of the boulder.Carlunie Hill  cross-incised boulder. Detail of cross; photographic scale in 200mm divisionsDetail of incised cross on the S side of the boulder.Carlunie Hill  cross-incised boulder. Detail of cross; photographic scale in 200mm divisionsCarlunie Hill. View from N of NE face of stone; photographic scale in 200mm divisionsView of the cross-incised boulder, Carlunie Hill, from the E.View of N side of boulder.Carlunie Hill cross-incised boulder. Detail of cross; photographic scale in 200mm divisionsDetail of incised cross on the S side of the boulder.View of S face of boulder.Carlunie Hill. View of cross-incised boulder from NE; photographic scale in 200mm divisionsCarlunie Hill cross-incised boulder. Detail of cross; photographic scale in 200mm divisionsCarlunie Hill. View of cross-incised boulder from NE; photographic scale in 200mm divisionsCarlunie Hill. View from N of NW face of stone; photographic scale in 200mm divisionsView of the cross-incised boulder, Carlunie Hill, from the E.Detail of incised cross on S side of boulder.View of the N side of the boulder.Carlunie Hill. View from N of NE face of stone; photographic scale in 200mm divisionsCarlunie Hill. View of stone from N; photographic scale in 200mm divisions

Administrative Areas

  • Council Angus
  • Parish Glamis
  • Former Region Tayside
  • Former District Angus
  • Former County Angus

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Field Visit (1998)

NO34SE 17 359 437.

NO 359 437 A large, possible glacially deposited boulder was found in the valley of a tributary of the Denoon Burn by Mr and Mrs Brewster of Easter Denoon. It lies in an area of rough pasture which has never been cultivated. There are three simple crosses carved on different faces of the stone. These may represent boundary markers but the stone is not far from a medieval chapel and the Wester Denoon Pictish cross slab site, which may suggest an ecclesiastical connection.

Sponsor: Angus Council Cultural Services.

N Atkinson 1998

Measured Survey (19 March 2014)

RCAHMS recorded the cross incised stone at Carlunie Hill (Denoon Burn) on 19 March 2014 at a scale of 1:5 producing drawings of the three crosses, each carved on a different face of the stone. A rubbing of the stone was made on 30 July 2013.

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