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| Hey AQ, Yup- it has indeed been fashioned by ancient hand. It has nine cup marks on its upper horizontal surface. It's about 1 metre high and about 1m by 0.5m wide. I've not seen many upright stones with cup marks on their upper surface, although the nearby Carse Farm I four poster has two such stones. I've had a look through some of my books on the Perthshire area, but could find no other references to this stone, nor could find anything on the web. A curious one... Martin PS- I'm assuming the original report in the Proc Soc Antiq Scot by FR Coles in 1910 is correct and that 8' should indeed be eight foot and not 8" !!! Reply | with quote | Posted by Martin 19th December 2001ce 14:57 In reply to: Re: Buried stones and yew trees (Annexus Quam) |
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