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              <text>George Bain Drawing - The Cross from Ulbster Stone.</text>
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              <text>Class II symbol stone.&#13;
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This drawing shows the cross detail on the back of the stone.  Also on the back of the stone is an elephant over a salmon, a crescent and V-rod over a beast, a fish-monster over a step and a double-disc over a double-crescent.&#13;
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On the face of the stone,  above another cross is carved a cow and other animals. Below the cross are two kneeling figures with a cauldron together with a horse and a colt. Below these is a serpent and a flower to the right.</text>
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              <text>Drawing.&#13;
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'The Ulbster Stone, Caithness, Scotland.  Now in Thurso Museum'.&#13;
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              <text>George Bain.</text>
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