Super User Omeka MetsExport Plugin The software used to generate this document is called Omeka MetsExport, which operates as a plugin for Omeka. Documentation can be found at http://github/MetsExport/ Abernethy No. 5 ARCHAEOLOGY AND BUILT HERITAGE This fragment was found in 1896, built into a retaining wall at the side of the road near Abernethy. The stone is part of a cross shaft, and at some date has been partly defaces with the sculpted design removed from both broad faces. On one side there is a spiral-design scroll, consisting of plant forms, and there are traces of a beaded edging down both sides. On the opposite face of the stone there is a panels of interlace which my be made up of animal forms, although no heads or tails are visible. Red sandstone, Dimensions: 43cm high x 34cm wide x 15cm x thick. NMRS no: NO11NE84, Location: National Museum of Scotland, Edinburgh. Bibliography: Allen and Anderson, 1903, III, p310, fig. 326. Proudfoot, 1997, p50, fig.5. eulac3d English Physical Object 104 22/04/2024 24/04/2024 43cm x 34cm x 15cm current,55.946693,-3.190982;find,56.331957,-3.314685; 172 red sandstone Cultural TEXT