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Clach na h'Iobairt, standing stone 300m east of Pitagowan

A Scheduled Monument in Highland, Perth and Kinross

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Coordinates

Latitude: 56.7698 / 56°46'11"N

Longitude: -3.9298 / 3°55'47"W

OS Eastings: 282151

OS Northings: 765909

OS Grid: NN821659

Mapcode National: GBR JBNT.QMB

Mapcode Global: WH4L3.L3WJ

Entry Name: Clach na h'Iobairt, standing stone 300m E of Pitagowan

Scheduled Date: 17 December 1964

Last Amended: 23 February 2001

Source: Historic Environment Scotland

Source ID: SM1517

Schedule Class: Cultural

Category: Prehistoric ritual and funerary: standing stone

Location: Blair Atholl

County: Perth and Kinross

Electoral Ward: Highland

Traditional County: Perthshire

Description

The monument is a standing stone, measuring 1.5m high, by 1.1m wide, by 0.4m thick, standing near the edge of the old A9 road. It was first scheduled in 1964 but only the stone itself was protected; the present re-scheduling rectifies this.

Standing stones were erected in a number of periods, but the majority are believed to have been erected in the Neolithic or Bronze Age periods, between 3000BC and 1000BC.

The area to be scheduled measures 10m in diameter, centred on the stone, to include the stone and an area around it in which traces of activity associated with its use may survive, as marked in red on the attached map.

Source: Historic Environment Scotland

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Source: Historic Environment Scotland

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