The baronial and ecclesiastical antiquities of Scotland (1909)
Billings, R. W. (Robert William), 1813-1874, Wiston-Glyn, A. W · Edinburg ; T.N. Foulis · leaf 84
as the successor of lona, themore ancient burial-place of the Scottish monarchs. On a spot now coveredby the new church, there used to be visible in the surface of the ground sixlarge flat stones, which popular tradition indicated as the royal tombs. Beforethe interesting investigations regarding… … ANTIQUITIES OF SCOTLAND 159 we shall presently have to refer, the earth beneath these stones was examinedunder the eye of Sir John Graham Dalzell, who came to the conclusion thatthe bodies of the Kings were deposited in tombs standing above the largeflat stones, or, at least, that all were not…
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