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Robbed cairn and cup-marked stone. The cairn survives as a flat topped, turf-covered mound with a few kerb stones visible in the north and south. The west and east arcs are obscured by modern field clearance. Locally thought to be remains of chapel. The cup-marked stone is buried prostrate, a rectangular block circa 1.2 m x 0.6 m x 0.2 m. The site was visited in August 2020 by Scotland's Rock Art Project, and the cup-marked stone recorded as being at an angle of 20 degrees within the stone cairn, with its upper surface having natural bedding planes which split the cup-marks into three distinct groups at different levels. There are approximately 36 cup-marks and one pair of conjoined cups, with the cups generally shallow in depth compared to their width, but with no tool marks visible. Four of the cups are shown connected by incised and pecked grooves to form a cross-like motif on the 3D imagery produced from the site visit.
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Historic Environment Records (HER) 
Moray
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NJ14SE0012 - LEAKIN