Disputed Antiquity?

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TMA Ed T
TMA Ed Feb 12, 2007 19:37:32
Replying to treehugger-uk

The DA tag has now been applied.

Thank you for the input guys, any more thoughts especially from anyone who knows the area, would be very much appreciated.

Stonelifter, if you have anything else which may back up the claim of antiquity, please do mention it so that an informed decision can be made as to whether this site belongs on TMA.

Thanks,

TMA Ed.

P Paulus
Paulus Feb 12, 2007 20:04:00
Replying to TMA Ed

No way lads! This has to be one of the most authentic pieces of rock art I've ever seen. Neolithic I'd say. Give the man a break...

S StoneLifter
StoneLifter Feb 15, 2007 16:03:05
Replying to TMA Ed

I think the opinion of the contributors to this thread, generally, accept that these are pieces - I think there are three - of a Neolithic carved stone. It's a Celtic design, with similarities to Irish passage grave art, such as at Knockrea and Carnbane and also to the carved stone in County Covan, at Killycluggin. In these circumstances (and uniquely) would it be possible to lift the Disputed Antiquity tag ?