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Dunnichen

Cup And Ring Marked Stone (Prehistoric)

Site Name Dunnichen

Classification Cup And Ring Marked Stone (Prehistoric)

Alternative Name(s) Welton

Canmore ID 33563

Site Number NO44NE 1

NGR NO 470 499

NGR Description NO c. 470 499

Datum OSGB36 - NGR

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Administrative Areas

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

Archaeology Notes

NO44NE 1 470 499.

Cup marked Stone: A slab found at Welton (NO 470 499) (OS 6" map, Forfarshire, 2nd ed., 1923), measuring 3' x 2'7", bears 17 cups, 4 surrounded by a single ring, 3 by a double ring, and 3 by a triple ring. In 6 cases, radial grooves spring from the cup. The slab is now preserved at Dunnichen House.

Part of the stone is said to still remain in the ground at St Peter's Well.

J R Allen 1882.

Dunnichen House has been demolished and rebuilt. The stone's whereabouts is unknown to the owner and an aged employee.

Information contained in letter from R W B Morris to OS, 18 May 1980.

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Note (1978)

Welton NO508 489 NO54NW

There is a cup-and-ring marked stone at Dunnichen House, which was found at Welton (NO c.470 499).

RCAHMS 1978

(Allen 1882, 104-5; NO44 NE 1)

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