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| Description | This plate is taken from "A Short Account of some Carved Stones in Ross-shire, accompanied with a series of Outline Engravings" by Charles Carter Petley and published in Archaeologia Scotica, vol IV (1857) Description. It shows the Edderton Stone, a pictish cross slab. |
| Date | circa 1812 (but published in 1857) |
| Source | Originally from en.wikipedia; description page is/was here. |
| Author | Charles Carter Petley (1780-1830) |
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This is a mid-19th century illustration of a historical monument.
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| current | 06:10, 8 October 2012 | | 3,916 × 2,368 (4.74 MB) | Kallewirsch | Better resolution. |
| 21:44, 10 July 2006 |  | 474 × 292 (11 KB) | Calgacus | This is a mid-19th century illustration of a historical monument. It was taken from the [http://www.ambaile.org.uk/en/item/item_illustration.jsp?item_id=10955 Am Baile Website]. The provenance is summarized there as: "This plate is taken from 'A Short A |
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