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Image credit: A rainy touristy Clava site but worth finding by Tyrianterror
One of the Pictish carved stones at Rhynie,at the car part nr the kirkyard.
Image credit: Pictish carved stone in the 'bus shelter-like' shak
Believed to be the remaining stone from a RSC.
‘Classification amended from stone circle to recumbent stone circle.
Information from RCAHMS (ATW) 20 January 2009‘
Source: Canmore
Image credit: Gaval standing stone,Sept 2008.
Around 140 metres to the south-east of the Ring o’ Brodgar is the monolith known as the Comet Stone.
Standing 1.75 metres high (5ft 9in), the Comet Stone stands on a low oval platform measuring around 14 metres (45ft) in diameter and about 80cm (31.5 inches).
The monolith appears to have once been part of a group of stones, the only evidence of which are the stumps of two broken stones.
Info source:orkneyjar.com/history/monoliths/cometstone.htm
Image credit: The Comet Stane , July 2009
Photo of the Stone of Quoybune,with the Birsay Outdoor Centre & Loch Boardhouse to the right of it.
Image credit: Stane o Quoybune, nr Loch Boardhouse,Orkney
Exit doorway of the broch at Aikerness on Orkney, nice views of Rousay, the ‘Egypt of the North’.
Image credit: Aikerness Broch, Orkney
3 image ‘stitch’ of the main recumbent circle at Loanhead of Daviot encompassing the central funerary cairn.
Image credit: Loanhead of Daviot 'stitch'