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Hendraburnick Propped Stone
One of the UK’s most ‘decorated’ or deliberately marked stones. The study by Andy Jones’ and myself identified 105 cup marks, and up to 47 linear features that radiate from or link them together.
Read a popular article in the Telegraph or if your organisation subscribes, read the full research in the journal Time and Mind.
This model was funded by Cornwall Archaeological Society. The cup marks and grooves can be best seen with the “matcap” shader - selectable by clicking or tapping the cube icon on the lower right of the viewer.
Read my take on the discovery.
Note about this model: this is an early version of the data and has been greatly reduced in quality to enable viewing online.
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