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tiompan Nov 17, 2008 18:52:18
Replying to gjrk

gjrk wrote:
Is it unusual to have just the one largish one, or in Drombeg's case one plus a ringed ax-ish shape? Both stones have straight, flat 'table-tops'.
The Drombeg feature is certainly odd in that situation .RSCs often have cups and the same flat surface .One largish cup is not too common but I have seen them in non-monumental circumstances .

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gjrk Nov 18, 2008 11:46:51
Replying to tiompan

Yes, you'd almost wonder if it was a practical/fluid-catching addition to these axials, rather than solely symbolic. Just to muddy the picture further, Lettergorman S and Knocknaneirk NE have pronounced bevels at the junction of their axial top and front face. You wouldn't have any site names I could follow up for these (one cup) rocks?