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Unless otherwise stated, this image is the copyright of the submitter. Contact them for permission to reproduce it. |  | | Description | Triple oval symbol, possibly early christian symbol, trinity, or pagan symbol. East wall, West entrance, Sculptor's cave
Aron Bowers |
| Posted Comments: AngieLake
(2007-11-01) | They look like the over-long legs of three little figures to me. | wiccaman9
(2007-11-01) | Most researchers call them a triple-oval, but they often are very elongated, and all 3 are placed together. The 3 are said to represent the holy trinity by some people. Others refer to the 3 figures as indicating a BRACELET, rather like a torque. With these being proto-pictish ie the earliest carved images, I would be more inclined to think PAGAN symbolism. If you look at the abstract flower, the image of the triple oval is more clear.
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