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View full screenMysterious sculpted stone, T-shaped with point ends and central panel decorated with incised lines, from Skara Brae, 3100 - 2500 BC
X.HA 666
Late Neolithic
Stone; triple pointed, one point being central, and at right angles, to the other two, points are marked off from central decorated areas by carefully executed encircling grooves; decoration consists of an area of chequer board pattern on either side
Skara Brae, Skaill, Sandwick, Orkney, Scotland, Northern Europe
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