What is recorded here

Seven metres south-southeast of the main outcrop, a sloping stone surface holds at least six cupmarks, four of them wide discs cut into the rock. One disc contains a smaller cup inside a rectangular groove, while another sends a line southeast beside two shorter marks. The carving may be a continuation of the larger site, suggesting a person worked across both stones as one continuous canvas.

Described by Van Hoek as 'Some 7m SSE of DON 13 (DG004-060001-) is another flat outcrop, possibly a continuation of the main one. This has at least six cupmarks, plus one possible example. Four of the cupmarks are of the disc type. One has a groove running to the SE parallel to two shorter single grooves. Another disc-cup has a semi-rectangular groove enclosing a smaller normal cupmark. The carved surface slopes 12 degrees to the S' (Fig. 6C) (Van Hoek 1987, 30-3). Compiled by: Caimin O'Brien Date of upload/revision: : 30 May 2010

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