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Submitted bycosmic
AddedApr 04 2004
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Description Whitehill in Aberdeenshire at NJ 643135 is Graded as ruined but recogniseable but still appears in his Guide to Stone Circles. Recently the surrounding wood has been harvested so it can be seenin context. Only the West flanker (about 8 fett tall) and a stone in the NW corner are still standing but the general shape is obvious from the fallen stones and the cairn inside.

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(2004-04-05)
The recumbent is about 8 feet long but unusually is not flat on top - more triangular

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