This beautifully decorated stone is amongst the debris of an ancient wall that cuts across the stone circle. On the upper surface there are three finely carved cup and ring marks. The delicateness and style make these look more like the passage tomb art of this area rather than the open air panel style rock art.
The boulder is about 1m x 50cm and is almost lost amongst the other stones piles around it. To find it quickly look at the stones on the circle-centre side of the rubble.
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