Bullaun stone in Druming

Druming holds two bullaun stones in open pasture, one beside a ringfort and the other thirty-eight metres west. The nearer stone wears a shallow circular basin near its east edge, small enough for a cupping hand yet deep enough to catch rain. People may have gathered there to drink, mark territory or perform rituals beside the fort, while moss and sod now soften its edges. The distance between the stones suggests a deliberate layout rather than a random scatter of rock.