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Ogham inscription with corresponding Roman alphabet characters
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Scale is not obvious in this photo; for some idea, the ‘log’ lying next to the stones is a felled tree (think telegraph pole size).
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Duddingston Loch, with the sea beyond its edge.
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Cultivation terraces on Arthur’s Seat.
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Cultivation terraces on Arthur’s Seat.
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View of the south side of the hillfort, looking down from the higher hill behind it.
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Trenches, from 10cm to 50cm in depth, run the length of this grassy area, below the forest.
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Large (for the location – ~0.6m tall), flat-faced stone, upright though covered with moss and heather, in one of the trenches around the edge of the central forest clearing.
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Map of the three main Clava sites, based on the Historic Scotland map and first-hand knowledge.
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Central stone plus some field clearance.
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