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    Monuments: A
  1. Monuments: A
    1. Aberlady
    2. Aberlemno no. 2
    3. Aberlemno no. 2
    4. Aberlemno no. 2
    5. Aberlemno no. 3
    6. Addingham
    7. Addingham
    8. Addingham
    9. Addingham
    10. Addingham
    11. Ahenny
    12. Ahenny. North Cross. East Face.
    13. Ahenny. North Cross. East Face. Base Detail. Close up.
    14. Ahenny. North Cross. North Side. Detail of Base.
    15. Ahenny. North Cross. South Side. Detail Base.
    16. Ahenny. North Cross. West Face.
    17. Ahenny. North Cross. West Face. Base Detail.
    18. Aldborough
    19. Aldborough
    20. Aldborough
    21. Aldborough
    22. Arboe: East face of Cross. Detail of Shaft
    23. Arboe: East face of Cross. Detail of Shaft
    24. Arboe: East face of Cross. Detail of Shaft.
    25. Arboe: East face of Cross. Detail of Shaft.
    26. Arboe: North face of Cross. Detail of Shaft
    27. Arboe: South face of Cross. Detail of Shaft
    28. Arboe: West face of Cross. Detail of Shaft
    29. Arboe. "Old Cross of Ardboe".
    30. Arboe. "Old Cross of Ardboe". Detail Cross Shaft. West Face.
    31. Ardchattan
    32. Ardross
    33. Armagh. Composite Cross. North Side. Lower fragment. N3 Panel details. Saints Paul and Anthony break bread in the desert.
    34. Armagh. Composite Cross. South Side. Lower and Upper fragments. ( Also known as The Market Cross)
    35. Armagh. Cross Fragment
    36. Auckland St Andrews
    37. Auckland St Andrews
    38. Auckland St Andrews
    39. Auckland St Andrews
    40. Auckland St Andrews
    41. Auckland St Andrews
    42. Auckland St Andrews
    43. Avebury
    44. Aycliffe
    45. Aycliffe
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Monuments: A

1. Aberlemno no. 2

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RecordAuthor Máirín Mac Carron
ISODate 2002-05-27
Date 27 May 2002
PictureCredit Jane Hawkes
County Forfarshire
Townland Aberlemno
OSMapRef NO 522556 (352280,755625)
Area Scotland
GeneralContext Cross Slab
Location South of B9134, off the A90, between Brechin and Forfar
GeneralContext Stone type: Old red sandstone
Dimensions 7' 6" high, 4'2" across the front and 8" thick at the sides.
GeneralDescription General view of the back of the slab, showing at the top of the slab a pair of beast heads face each other baring their teeth. There are two panels. 1. At the top left there is a rectangular shape decorated with spirals and on the right a triple-circular disk. 2. A battle scene with three rows of figures, five on horseback, four on foot.

  1. Allen, J.R., Anderson, J., The Early Christian Monuments of Scotland1st, Society of Antiquaries of Scotland, Edinburgh (1903) Descriptions, Stone, Sculpture, Monuments, Scotland.