MHG32497 - Quern stone, Uarachoile, Clyne

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Type and Period (1)

FINDSPOT (Iron Age - 550 BC to 560 AD)

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NH81SW0237 - 2.jpg — N Gibson, Clyne Chronicle - Spring 2004 © Highland Council (contact us for details). id: 15111 (click to view a larger version of this image)

NH81SW0237 - 1.jpg — N Gibson, Clyne Chronicle - Spring 2004 © Highland Council (contact us for details). id: 15110 (click to view a larger version of this image)

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NC81SW0237PL01.pdf — Plan © Highland Council (contact us for details). id: 103902 (click to open this file in a new window)

NC81SW0237CP01.pdf — Colour photograph © Highland Council (contact us for details). id: 103901 (click to open this file in a new window)

NC81SW0237BW01.pdf — Black and white photograph © Highland Council (contact us for details). id: 103900 (click to open this file in a new window)

NC80SE0107OR01.pdf — Sites and Monuments Record Card © Highland Council. id: 103816 (click to open this file in a new window)

NC80SE0107CP01.pdf — Colour photograph © Highland Council (contact us for details). id: 103815 (click to open this file in a new window)

Full Description

Very rare type, of quern, of stone etc, possibly used for grinding herbs or smilar, to go to NMS for declaration under Treasure Trove - HAW 10/2003

Upper stone of rotary quern (about half) reported from the area of Uarachoile township at above GR by Dr Norman Gibson - HAW 10/2003

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Location

Grid reference	Centred NC 8204 1038 (4m by 4m) (2 map features)
Map sheet	NC81SW
Geographical Area	SUTHERLAND
Civil Parish	CLYNE

Finds (1)

ROTARY QUERN (Undated)

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