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| given the co-ordinates for "Linne Loiny", I'd say it was meant to be the cairn which is known as Pontius Pilate's Grave. Now I will attempt to clarify the various things in that field! Bridge of Lyon long cairn (NN 7296 4655) http://www.themodernantiquarian.com/browse.php?site_id=2333 just a long cairn Bridge of Lyon standing stones (NN 7314 4641) http://www.themodernantiquarian.com/browse.php?site_id=2331 one stone still standing, with one possible fallen one beside it Lyon Bridge cairn (NN 7317 4657) http://www.themodernantiquarian.com/browse.php?site_id=2332 the remains of a cairn which legend has it is the grave of Pontius Pilate, which has a long cup-marked stone on it, believed to once have stood upright the "Roman Camp" is actually a medieval moat: http://www.rcahms.gov.uk/canmore/details_gis?inumlink=24963 hope that clears up any confusions about what's what! Best wishes Andy ps - I'd be happier too if the Fortingall & Kenmore grouping could be split. I don't really think Kenmore Church and The Appin of Dull cup-marked rocks should be lumped in with Fortingall Reply | with quote |  8th July 2003ce 13:05 In reply to: Re: Scots Megaraks, Mr McGrail, anyone? (Moth) |
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