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Dunchraigaig Cairn Rock Art, Coloured View
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This is a coloured view of the lower side of the cist capstone within Dunchraigaig Cairn, depicting rare rock art carvings.

The carvings, thought to date to the Neolithic or Early Bronze Age, include depictions of two male red deer, which are considered to have been the largest deer species in Scotland during this time. Full-grown antlers can be seen on both animals. Three other quadrupeds are also visible.

To explore the Cairn in context, go to this model here.

To examine the carvings without colour, go to this model.

For information on visiting Dunchraigaig Cairn, go to our website.

Rae Project | PIC064

Published 2 years ago
Feb 2nd 2021
  • Cultural heritage & history 3D Models
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  • excavation
  • deer
  • scotland
  • historical
  • heritage
  • carving
  • neolithic
  • burial
  • archaeological
  • scottish
  • antler
  • bronze-age
  • kilmartin
  • carvings
  • cairn
  • cist
  • archaeology
  • animal
  • history
  • kilmartin-glen
  • dunchraigaig
  • noai

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