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English: Bankhead stone circle, Clatt, plan of recumbent stone, Coles, 1902. The recumbent stone had a dike (stone wall) built over it. |
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| Source | Coles, Frederick (1902) [First published 30-11-1902]. "Report on Stone Circles in Aberdeenshire (Inverurie, Eastern Parishes, and Insch Districts), with measured Plans and Drawings, obtained under the Gunning Fellowship". Proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland. 36 (1901): 488–581.page 555 figure 71 | |||
| Author | w:Federick Coles (1854–1929) | |||
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