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Spittal of Glenshee

Stone Circle

Fieldnotes

This is probably a site best visited in autumn, winter or spring. The stones are awfully wee, and were being dwarfed by the grass growing around them today. Access is via a farm track (no vehicles) and the stones are high up, so wet ground shouldn't be a problem.

Although the mound on which the stones sit is was excavated in 1894 and reported to be a natural morain deposit, it does look very suspicious, and there are stones on the east side of it which could be the remnants of a kerb.
BigSweetie Posted by BigSweetie
27th June 2005ce
Edited 27th June 2005ce

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