
Has anyone ever come across anything like this on a remote Highland Bronze Age Long Cairn?
Has anyone ever come across anything like this on a remote Highland Bronze Age Long Cairn?
Strange stone within the top of the cairn – hole is at least 3” deep.
Looking North over the top of the Cairn. Slight depression along the axis if the stones – to my eyes. Difficult to capture in pics.
First view! Looking SE. Height of Cairn about 4-5m.
Close up – of the cup not the phone.
Cup mark clearly defined – ring less so. Phone for scale!!
Looking across top of remaining section to NW.
Looking West. Cairn situated amongst broom between 2 larger trees. Downslope to left. Large boulder on top of cairn circumference visible amongst broom.
Smaller cairn mentioned in fieldnotes, forestry track intersects bottom left.
Looking SW over 2 depressions on southern section of Cairn.
Looking West from Cairn centre.. Line of ferns highlight outer circumference of Cairn.
Photo taken looking NW – from almost exactly the same position as Greyweathers 2nd pic in 2004 (unintentionally). Much more overgrown.
Looking NW from the eastern end of the cairnfield along Strathrory Drove road.
This picture was taken in the centre of the cairnfield looking NW. Cnoc an Duin Hill – site of iron age fort – in the background.
Looking SE over the cairn, central depression again in the foreground.
Looking Ne over the cairn with depression in foreground.
The central cairn on the left, with a deeper depression on the right.
Looking South East over the elevated top from the outer edge of the cairn.
Boath Short. Another view into the main chamber.
Boath Short. Looking down into the Main Chamber.
1 of numerous depressions which surround the main Cairn
Looking South across what remains of Southern section.
Looking North West. Outline of outer circle just visible.