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Archæological and historical collections relating to Ayrshire & Galloway (1878)

Ayrshire and Galloway Archaeological Association · Edinburgh, Printed for the Ayrshire and Galloway archæological association · leaf 36

An illustration from Archæological and historical collections relating to Ayrshire & Galloway, 1878, leaf 36
faintly incisedcross, similar in design and size to those at A (Plate VI. Fig. 1). Uponthe flagstone immediately beneath it is a rudely-cut inscription, of which only the letters ^anct g^n be traced (Plate VI. Fig. 2). After sweeping the floor of the cave we returned to the excavationoutside. At a… … ST. NmiA:NS CAVE, GLASSERTON. 5 or 3 feet of loose debris. At 0 another stone, broken, with cross incised(Plate IX. Fig. 1), was turned up. The following morning I had to go to London, leaving Mr. Cochran-Patrick (who had joined us the previous day) and Dr. Douglas to super-intend the work. The…

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