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St Vigeans

Carved Stone (Early Medieval)

Site Name St Vigeans

Classification Carved Stone (Early Medieval)

Canmore ID 35579

Site Number NO64SW 3.27

NGR NO 6383 4294

Datum OSGB36 - NGR

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View of reverse of sculptured stone fragment bearing spiral, (St Vigeans no.27).
View of reverse of sculptured stone fragment bearing spiral, (St Vigeans no.27).View of fragment of sculptured stone bearing spiral (St Vigeans no.27).Ink drawing of sculptured stone fragment bearing spiral, (St Vigeans no.27).View of face of sculptured stone fragment bearing spiral, (St Vigeans no.27).Reverse of sculptured stone fragment (no.27).St Vigeans, NO64SW 3.27, Ordnance Survey index card, Recto

Administrative Areas

  • Council Angus
  • Parish Arbroath And St Vigeans
  • Former Region Tayside
  • Former District Angus
  • Former County Angus

Early Medieval Carved Stones Project

St Vigeans 27 (St Vigianus), Angus, carved fragment

Measurements: H 0.12m, W 0.14m, D 0.8m

Stone type: sandstone

Place of discovery: NO c 6384 4289

Present location: in St Vigeans Museum (HES).

Evidence for discovery: found during the 1870s restoration and placed in the tower. It was taken into St Vigeans Museum in 1960.

Present condition: the base of the rounded spiral is broken and the reverse face is damaged.

Description

Possibly a finial from an item of stone furniture, this fragment consists of a rounded spiral.

Date range: early medieval.

Primary references: ECMS pt 3, 280; Geddes 2017, no VIG027.

Desk-based information compiled by A Ritchie 2017.

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Reference (1964)

NO64SW 3.27 6383 4294

No.27. Small semicircular fragment with a single spiral.

S Cruden 1964

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