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in breadth at base of some 18'. On the E [East] side
there seems to have been
and entrance in the usual situation flanked
on one side by the edge of the cliff. Within
the interior some 18' back from the rampart
there is a faint indication of an inner mound
lying parallel but not carried forward to the
cliff by the W. [West]. The interior which is triangular measures
150' along the curve of the rampart and
154' and 70' respectively from the ends of the
rampart to the point.

Rerwick Churchyard
Lying in the churchyard at Rerwick to the
S. of the ruin of the church is a panel
within a moulding measuring over all
2' 6" by 1' 9" carved with an angel
blowing a trumpet towards a shield
bearing arms three ? goats heads cabossed
with a crescent at fess between the
initials I.T. On the frame is inscribed
Memento Homo es (see rubbing)
Near the centre of the churchyard stands
the socket stone of a cross 2' 9" high 2' x 1' 6"
at base with a rectangular hollow on the
top measuring 13" x 8" x 6",
A large table stone 7' in length by
2' 8" in breadth lying towards the E [East] end

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