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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| STONE CUP FOUND HERE A.D. 1854 [Cloysterseat] | Stone Cup found here ad. 1854 |
Mr Temple, Cloysterseat Mr Young Tillyfar |
047 | When working amongst the land the Tenant of Cloysterseat, found a roughly hewn cup shaped something similar to a tea cup, its diameter was 2½ inches & depth nearly 3 inches. |
| STONE CELTS FOUND HERE A.D. 1858 [Cloysterseat] | Stone Celts found here a.d.1858. |
Mr Temple, Cloysterseat Mr Young Tillyfar |
047 | Two of these ancient War Weapons were found about the year 1858 by the same Gentleman, measuring about 7 inches long by about 2½ inches wide. |
| QUHORLES FOUND HERE [Cloysterseat] | Whorls found here Whorls found here Quhorles Quhorles Quhorles |
Mr Temple, Cloysterseat Mr Young Tillyfar The Antiquary by Sir. W. Scott. Wilson's Tales of the Borders Mr Shaw, Belmont Street, Aberdeen. |
047 | Two stone whorls, or buttons, formerly used in spinning, were found here sometime ago; one was rudely ornamented. They measured about 1¼ inches in diameter, & each have a circular hole in the centre. |
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