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In the garden of a new house. Stone 1 was found during building of an adjacent cattle shed and stone 2 was found a few fields to the west, during land reclamation. Although found in different places they are both similar in shape and profile; especially their elongated, oval bowls. Stone 1: this is the eastern stone, measuring c0.6m N-S; c.0.33m E-W and c. 0.15m thick. The
oval bowl measures c.0.44m N-S; c.0.26m E-W and c.0.06m deep. Stone 2: This bullaun (CO140-085----) is sub-rectangular in shape and measures c.0.53m N-S; c.0.4m E-W and c. 0.15m thick. The oval shaped bowl measures c.0.36m N-S; c.0.2m E-W and c.0.05m deep.
Compiled by: Tony Miller
Date of upload: 6 October 2015
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