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| It looks like a smashing bit of rock art in this pic: http://irishmegaliths.megalithomania.com/zSessKilgreen2.htm but if this: http://www.themodernantiquarian.com/post/33067 is the result of 20 years of being used as a cattle rubbing stone, it's a sad loss. Have the carvings been as damaged as it seems from those pictures? I sort of hope the apparent loss of detail is enhanced by the dryness of the stone, reducing the visibility of the carvings. Reply | with quote |  14th November 2004ce 23:54 3 replies: Re: Cattle and rock art don't mix (rocknicker) Re: Cattle and rock art don't mix (FourWinds) Re: Cattle and rock art don't mix (StoneLifter) |
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