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Current location: Unknown
Displacement history: Unknown
Topography: Not Recorded
Panel type:
Panel dimensions:
Not Recorded
Cultural period: Prehistoric
- General notes:
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This stone was found on the north side of Whitelaw, a hill that lies to the south east of Yeavering Bell. We have only a drawing left in the History of the Berwickshire Naturalist's Club (1896) p. 453. Presumably made of sandstone, it may have been brought here. It is now lost.
Motifs:         
- Art description:
A ring surrounded by four arcs, one linked. There is a cup and groove at the centre of three widespread penannulars with an arc outside. This motif is touched by two concentric arcs and a cup with a small groove at the centre of a penannular. There are four broken circles, a cup and ring and two cups.
References
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1896. History of the Berwickshire Naturalist's Club: 453
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