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Over Bohespic

Cup and Ring Marks / Rock Art

<b>Over Bohespic</b>Posted by BigSweetieImage © Andy Sweet
Nearest Town:Aberfeldy (17km SE)
OS Ref (GB):   NN741611 / Sheet: 42
Latitude:56° 43' 28.35" N
Longitude:   4° 3' 27.72" W

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as Mr Brand says below, the photies aren't too clear, but "in the flesh" it's much easier to make out. it looks as though it's one central cup-mark surrounded by a ring of others (similar to photies I've seen of ones in Argyll) or perhaps an unfinished rough ring
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BigSweetie Posted by BigSweetie
28th November 2003ce

George Currie discovered this stone on our recent trip to Upper Gaskan - http://www.themodernantiquarian.com/site/4228

On the track back downhill, as we were nearing the road junction, he leapt off the track into the trees and began brushing pine needles off a large boulder. We stood, wondering what on earth he was up to. Then -"Aha!" - we all piled in to see what he had found. And there was a cup marked rock - one cup surrounded by a circle of several more. The photo's aren't too great as it was dim and dark in there, but George scores again! We think he can smell them....
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nickbrand Posted by nickbrand
10th November 2003ce
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