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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 ?

Spiral
http://images.fotopic.net/ymy3qr.jpg
Chevrons
http://images.fotopic.net/ymy3qt.jpg

I guess I must have stumbled across walling containing around 300 individual pieces of passage grave art (-:

StoneLifter wrote:
I think the opinion of the contributors to this thread, generally, accept that these are pieces ... of a Neolithic carved stone... In these circumstances (and uniquely) would it be possible to lift the Disputed Antiquity tag ?
Absolutely! I mean - what do them lot know about prehistoric rock art, ey? A definite thumbs-up on it. A group of us rock-art enthusiasts are gonna check it out next week, but we can tell from the pictures that it's authentic.