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| Absolute unique deer carvings because of the combination with human images. The style is very different from e.g. the Goatscrag deer carvings in Northumberland which are more of the one-line type: http://www.themodernantiquarian.com/post/14586 The Ballochmyle deer carvings come a bit closed; they obviously have a body. But there are no signs of humans around: http://www.themodernantiquarian.com/post/9946 The dating of these splendid carvings will be a difficult task so it good to enjoy them for what they are: a hunting scene from the deep past.... time to turn off the telly! Reply | with quote |  25th August 2004ce 20:34 In reply to: Re: Calling Martin Kirton > Kirkton (Martin)2 replies: Re: Calling Martin Kirton > Kirkton (Martin) Re: Calling Martin Kirton > Kirkton (Martin) |
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