NODE 02: The Most Easterly Stone

The most easterly stone and end of the East Avenue on the far side of the footpath was re-erected in 1982; indeed, most descriptions of the site made before this time noted only four stones in the East Avenue. The Pontings found it described in notes made by Palmer and proved its existence in 1977. The stone was dug up in 1980 and re-erected two years later by "the Ancient Monuments branch of the Scottish Development Department," according to Ponting.

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