Rude stone monuments in all countries; their age and uses (1872)
Fergusson, James, 1808-1886 · London, J. Murray · leaf 298
s to his wife,Arnbjorg. From their names, both evidently of Scandinavianorigin. The inscription on the side of the second runs thus: MaiLumkun erected this cross to his foster-father Maimer, orMai Muru. ^ Both names of undoubted Gaelic derivation, thus 1 Proceedings Boo. Ant. Scot. iv. p.119 ei… … Cross in Isle of ]\I;in, bearingKunic Inscnplion. showing that at tliat a^e at h-ast any ethnographic theory thatwonhl give those stones exclusively to either race can hnrdlybe maintained. The two races seemthen to have followed the fashionof the day as they did in rudertimes. Except in the…
Megalithic monuments
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