Cross-Inscribed Pebble - antique artifact - and similar items
Cross-Inscribed Pebble - antique artifact - natural size - resin replica
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Estimated to arrive by Fri, May 23rd.
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£6.77 via International Shipping (2 to 3 weeks) to United Kingdom
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None: All purchases final
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PayPal accepted
PayPal Credit accepted
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Maestro accepted
Amazon Pay accepted
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Only one in stock, order soon |
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New |
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Resin |
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Science Fiction & Horror |
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1582030014 |
Item description
Cross-Inscribed Pebble - antique artifact - natural size - resin replica
Model length ~ 85mm ( 3,34")
This is not original artefact , but custom made, resin model - decoration - souvenir.
Culture: Neolithic
Original material: Stone
Current Locationof original artifact: The Hunt Museum, Limerick
From Freugh, Stranraer, Scotland a small ovoid stone decorated with an oval frame, inscribed cross and a central, deep cut circular depression. Pebbles with various cross forms are found across Ireland and in smaller numbers in Scotland. Names given in modern times include altar, prayer, cursing ,priest?s, pilgrim?s and turning stones. The cross gives a religious feel but portable pestles, grinding stones and hammerstones date from the introduction of stone ground technology in the Neolithic
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