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Class I symbol stone Grantown

Class I symbol stone bearing a stag above a rectangle

The symbol stone found in digging the knoll called Cnoc-an-Fruich, a place near Grantown. It is a slab of mica schist of rectangular shape 4ft by 10 inches by 9 inches thick, incised on one face.

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