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Achnacree Chambered Tomb
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Achnacreebeag Chambered Tomb
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Achnagoul I Chambered Cairn
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Achnagoul II Chambered Cairn
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Ardachearanbeg Chambered Cairn
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Ardchonnell Chambered Cairn
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Ardlamont Point Cup and Ring Marks / Rock Art
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Ardmarnock Chambered Cairn
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Ardnadam Chambered Cairn
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Auchachenna Chambered Cairn
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Auchengaich Bullaun Stone
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Auchnaha Chambered Cairn
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Balliemore Standing Stones
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Barbreck Stone Row / Alignment
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Barmore Wood Chambered Cairn
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Braids Cup and Ring Marks / Rock Art
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Brainport Bay Solar Alignment Stone Row / Alignment
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Cladich Chambered Cairn
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Clenamachrie (Glen Lonan) Cup Marked Stone
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Crarae Garden Chambered Cairn
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Dalnaneun Farm, Loch Nell Chambered Cairn
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Dauchy Standing Stones
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Glenmachrie Stone Row / Alignment
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Inveraray Castle Standing Stone / Menhir
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Inveryne Standing Stones
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Kames Standing Stones
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Kilmartin Area
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Kintyre
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Lephinkill Chambered Cairn
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Loch Nell
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Low Stillaig Standing Stone / Menhir
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Nelson's Monument Standing Stone / Menhir
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North Beachmore Cup and Ring Marks / Rock Art
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Port Sonachan Chambered Cairn
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Shemore Cup and Ring Marks / Rock Art
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Sluggan Standing Stone / Menhir
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Stillaig Standing Stones
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The Strontoiller Group

Folklore

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Mr. Lang, in his article on the' Cup and Ring,'* mentions how in Argyll a woman who desires to have a baby will slide down a cup-marked {i.e., an inscribed) rock, and adds that the sliding is attested by a chief of Clan Diarmid... J. H. RIVETT-CARNAC. Schloss Wildeck, Switzerland.
From Notes and Queries, April 27th, 1901.

*I believe this refers to the 1899 article in the 'Contemporary Review'.
Rhiannon Posted by Rhiannon
28th August 2006ce
Edited 28th August 2006ce

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Achnabreck (Cup and Ring Marks / Rock Art) — Folklore

Also known as "Leachd-nan-sleagher" - the rock of the spears, variously translated as really meaning "Leach-nan-sluagh" - the rock of the hosts or gatherings, and "Leachd-nan-slochd" - the rock of the pits or impressions. Posted by Branwen
19th February 2010ce

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