

Another view of the post /stake holes .
This cup marked rock is to be found within a ten mile radius of Torbhlaren ,but as it is part of building and the owner doesn’t want any publicity ,including a mention in Canmore ,Torbhlaren will have to do .
The missing stone .
canmore.org.uk/site/39544/torbhlaran
Close up of cup marks on the standing stone.
General view of the site.
Standing stone and the two outcrops.
S outcrop.
Detail of rock art on S outcrop.
The Torbhlaren standing stone in the late afternoon sunlight. The cup decorations are clearly visible. May 2002.
A rock art panel on the Southern whale-back like outcrop. May 2002.
A possible spiral and some cup marks on the N-side of the Northern whale-back like outcrop. May 2002.
Torbhlaren and it’s standing stone
The cupmarked rock outcrop which forms part of the Torbhlaren alignment
The standing stone aligned with Torbhlaren.
Visited 25/5/17 as part of our visit to Kilmichael Glen
Following the road from Kilmichael Glassary northeast out of the village to the bridge over the River Add (where Dunadd gets its name) we continued walking along the quiet single track road which runs along the valley bottom. A little bit further along on in a field on your left there is a single standing stone which has cup marks similar to those at Ballymeanoch and Nether Largie. One more stone is known to have stood in the field (and there may have been others). In the same field there two earthfast rock outcrops which are covered with cup and ring marks. On the day we walked by there was a tractor cutting the grass in the field and the gate was firmly secured – we decided not to climb over on this occasion.
This site comprises a 2.1m high standing stone with c. 30 cupmarks on its SW face and two outcrops containing rock art – the southerly outcrop being the more heavily decorated.
Visited 12 May 2004
Torbhlaren on BRAC Updated
‘PAST’ newsletter 57 (from November 2007) has an article about excavations at Torbhlaren.