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Glasgow, Sighthill Park, Stone Circle

Commemorative Monument (Period Unassigned), Stone Circle (20th Century)

Site Name Glasgow, Sighthill Park, Stone Circle

Classification Commemorative Monument (Period Unassigned), Stone Circle (20th Century)

Alternative Name(s) Broomhill Park

Canmore ID 320490

Site Number NS56NE 5025

NGR NS 59691 66443

Datum OSGB36 - NGR

Permalink http://canmore.org.uk/site/320490

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Oblique aerial view of Sighthill Park Stone Circle, looking to the ESE.
Oblique aerial view of Sighthill Park Stone Circle, looking to the ESE.Oblique aerial view of Sighthill Park Stone Circle, looking to the NW.Long view towards the Sighthill Stone Circle, taken from a low level viewpoint to the westLow level view looking north across the western half of the Sighthill Stone CircleDetail view of the north east stone grouping, showing the stones orientated to the major standstill northern moonrise (left), the summer solstice sunrise (centre) and the minor standstill northern moonrise (right).View looking west from the centre of the Sighthill Stone Circle, with the remains of the cobbled ground treatment visible in the foregroundView taken on the approach to the Sighthill Stone Circle from the north westHi-Spy view of the Sighthill Stone Circle taken from the east.Tif image of the data collected during the laser scanning of the Sighthill Stone Circle - view from the southOblique aerial view of Sighthill Park Stone Circle, looking to the ESE.Illustration showing Sighthill Stone Circle and two profiles taken across Sighthill Park.View taken on the approach to the Sighthill Stone Circle from the westView looking west across the southern half of the Sighthill Stone Circle, with the cobbled boundary path to the foregroundView looking west across the northern half of the Sighthill Stone Circle, with the cobbled boundary path to the foregroundView looking west across the north side of the Sighthill Stone Circle, taken to the north east of the cobbled boundary pathLow level long view taken on the approach to the Sighthill Stone Circle from the westLow level view looking north over the Sighthill Stone Circle, taken to the south of the cobbled boundary pathOblique aerial view of Sighthill Park Stone Circle, looking to the ENE.Oblique aerial view of Sighthill Park Stone Circle, looking to the N.Long view towards the Sighthill Stone Circle, taken from the eastView looking north across the western half of the Sighthill Stone Circle, with the cobbled boundary path in the foregroundView looking south from the centre of the Sighthill Stone Circle, with the remains of the cobbled ground treatment visible in the foregroundView looking north east past the centre stone and east side of the Sighthill Stone Circle, towards the high rise flats of Pinkston DriveView looking north east from the centre of the Sighthill Stone Circle towards the north east stone grouping, with the Pinkston Drive high rise flats beyondLong view taken on the approach to the Sighthill Stone Circle from the eastView taken on the approach to the Sighthill Stone Circle from the eastView looking west to the centre stone of the Sighthill Stone Circle, with the 3 stones of the south west grouping to left and the 5 stones of the north west grouping to the rightDetail view of the south east stone grouping, showing the stones orientated to the rise of Rigel in 1979 (far left), the minor standstill southern moonrise (centre left), the rise of Rigel in 1800 B.C (centre, largely obscured), the winter solstice sunrise (centre right) and the major standstill southern moonrise (far right).Detail view of the south west stone grouping, showing the stones orientated to the major standstill southern moonset (left), the winter solstice sunset (centre) and the minor standstill southern moonset (right).View looking west to the centre stone of the Sighthill Stone Circle, with the 3 stones of the south west grouping to left and the 5 stones of the north west grouping to the rightOblique aerial view of Sighthill Park Stone Circle, looking to the SW.View of the Sighthill Stone Circle, taken from a low level viewpoint to the north eastView looking east to the centre stone of the Sighthill Stone Circle, with the 3 stones of the north east grouping to left and the 5 stones of the south east grouping to the right.View looking north from the centre of the Sighthill Stone Circle, with the remains of the cobbled ground treatment visible in the foregroundView looking north east past the centre stone of the Sighthill Stone Circle towards the north east stone grouping, with the high rise flats of Pinkston Drive beyondAnnotated image of laser scan data of the Sighthill Stone Circle - view from the southOblique aerial view of Sighthill Park Stone Circle, looking to the NE.Oblique aerial view of Sighthill Park Stone Circle, looking to the W.Oblique aerial view of Sighthill Park Stone Circle, looking to the S.View looking west to the centre stone of the Sighthill Stone circle, with the 3 stones of the south west grouping to left and the 5 stones of the north west grouping to the rightDetail view of the north west stone grouping, showing the stones aligned to the rise of Rigel in 1979 (far left), the minor standstill northern moonset (centre left), the rise of Rigel in 1800 B.C(centre), the summer solstice sunset (centre right) and the major standstill northern moonset (far right).View looking east from the centre of the Sighthill Stone Circle, with the remains of the cobbled ground treatment visible in the foregroundView looking north across the east side of the Sighthill Stone Circle, taken to the south east of the cobbled boundary pathOblique aerial view of Sighthill Park Stone Circle, looking to the W.View taken on the approach to the Sighthill Stone Circle from the eastLow level view looking north across the eastern side of the Sighthill Stone CircleDetail view of the south west stone grouping, showing the stones orientated to the major standstill southern moonset (left), the winter solstice sunset (centre) and the minor standstill southern moonset (right).Detail view of the stones orientated to the minor standstill north moonset (left) and RIgel rise of 1800 B.C (right) within the north west stone grouping.Detail view of the stones orientated to the summer solstice sunset (left) and the major standstill northern moonset (right) within the north west stone groupingLow level long view taken on the approach to the Sighthill Stone Circle from the north westView of the Sighthill Stone Circle, taken from the north north westView of the Sighthill Stone Circle from the west, with the high-rise flats of Pinkston Drive in the backgroundView looking south to the centre stone of the Sighthill Stone Circle, with the 5 stones of the south east grouping to left and the 3 stones of the south west grouping to the rightView looking north to the centre stone of the Sighthill Stone Circle, with the 5 stones of the north west grouping to left and the 3 stones of the north east grouping to the rightDetail view of the back of the north east stone grouping of the Sighthill Stone CircleView looking north across the west side of the Sighthill Stone Circle, taken to the south west of the cobbled boundary pathLong view taken on the approach to the Sighthill Stone Circle from the east north eastHi-Spy view of the Sighthill Stone Circle taken from the north east.

Administrative Areas

  • Council Glasgow, City Of
  • Parish Glasgow (City Of Glasgow)
  • Former Region Strathclyde
  • Former District City Of Glasgow
  • Former County Lanarkshire

Activities

Measured Survey (7 August 2013)

RCAHMS surveyed two profile lines over the landscape of Sighthill Park, N-S and E-W from the stone circle. RCAHMS GPS survey

Photographic Survey (21 May 2013)

A photographic ground survey of the Stone Circle within Sighthill Park, Glasgow was made in May 2013, as the future of the circle continued to be discussed by the council and members of the public. The stone circle was recorded earlier in 2013 by RCAHMS through aerial photography and it is hoped that access to the park will be granted to make a high-spy photographic record and drawn site sections.

IA, RCAHMS (08/13)

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