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| > There were no obvious signs of it being worked apart from the obvious crosses > and perhaps the top. In my field notes I mention that perhaps the local stone > naturally cleaves into this sort of shape. Interesting. Is there much else that you can compare it to? What about stone used in local walls and buildings? > There's no church nearby and the crossroads seen pretty ordinary to me. I think a lot of the stone crosses stood independently of churches. The junction that the Longstone stands on doesn't look very different to the one that Croes Faen stands on (also highly ordinary). > The stone doesn't command any particular heights, the ground just rises > gently to the W. and a little more steeply to a stream valley on the E. I had a squiz at the OS, and it looks relatively flat. There's no sign of this stone on the Megalithic Portal. Perhaps there's someone out there with some ideas on it. Kammer x Reply | with quote |  17th June 2003ce 16:37 In reply to: Re: Hi Jimit. (jimit) |
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