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Year: 2013 Author: Historic Environment Scotland Categories: Prehistory, Landscape Archaeology, Day of Archaeology 2013
Tags: Scotland, #myarchaeology, Royal Commission on the Ancient and Historical Monuments of Scotland, Easter Aquhorthies, Peat Hill, Archaeology, Scottish Archaeology, Stone circle, RCAHMS, Canmore, archaeologist, recumbent stone circle
Historic Environment Scotland (2013): Adam Welfare (RCAHMS) - Moray. https://doi.org/10.5284/1079812 | 361 Kb |
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Moray. ‘Contains Ordnance Survey data © Contains Ordnance Survey data © Crown and database right 2011’ (doa_image8104.jpg) |
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Extract from first edition (1870-71) Ordnance Survey 6-inch-to-mile map. ‘Contains Ordnance Survey data © Contains Ordnance Survey data © Crown and database right 2011’ (doa_image8105.jpg) |
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Easter Aquhorthies recumbent stone circle. Oblique aerial view of stone circle, taken from WNW. Copyright RCAHMS (DP083018) (doa_image8109.jpg) |
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A general view of the demolished stone circle taken by the photographer James Ritchie at the beginning of the 20th century. Copyright RCAHMS (SC681780) (doa_image8115.jpg) |
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Another of James Ritchie’s photographs, this time showing the recumbent stone and fallen flankers built into a wall. Copyright RCAHMS (SCSC681758) (doa_image8116.jpg) |
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The author’s own image of an orthostats that has been used as a gatepost. Copyright Adam Welfare (doa_image8123.jpg) |
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Another of the author’s own images, this time of a large boulder incorporated in the gable of a barn. Copyright Adam Welfare (doa_image8144.jpg) |
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A third image taken by James Ritchie, this one of an orthostat – all that survives of a circle, which has been re-used as a cattlerubbing post. Copyright RCAHMS (SC676655) (doa_image8145.jpg) |
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