What is recorded here

Rock art in Fegart preserves two cup marks on a wet shoreline outcrop, one possibly enclosed by a faint ring. The small distance between them suggests a deliberate arrangement rather than random weathering. People may have marked the edge of land and water there, recording a place where tide, memory and visibility met.

Natural rock outcrop (dims. 1.45m x 1.7m) situated on wet marshy land located near the shoreline which has 2 cup marks on the surface of the rock. One of these cup marks which is the smaller of the two may have the faintest outline of a ring (diam. 0.18m) enclosing the cup (diam. 0.09m; 0.03m). The second larger cup (diam. 0.19m; 0.05m) is 0.2m away from the smaller ring. Possible standing stone (DG004-050----) located 160m to the NE and second possible standing stone (DG004-049----) located 295m to SW. Compiled by: Caimin O'Brien Date of upload/revision: 31 May 2010

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