OS1/27/66/7
| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| SRON A' CHAIT | Sron a Cat Sron a'Chait Sron a'Chait Sron a'Chait |
Neil Mcdonald John Mackay Allan Ross Donald Murray |
025 | A small rocky heathy hill, adjacent to Ceann Thulabhig. Srpm a'Chait signifies Nose of the Cat. |
| TURSACHAN CEANN THULABHIG (Supposed Druidical Remains) | Tursasaichain Ceannhulamhic Tursachan Ceann Thulabhig Tursachan Ceann Thulabhig Tursachan Ceann Thulabhaig |
Neil Mcdonald John Mackay Allan Ross Donald Murray |
025 | Five stones placed in the form of a circle on Sron a'Chait Tursairean signifies circular or standing stones, from all appearances they are of very long standing and probably may have been used in druidical worship. |
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