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In Sri? Khana three upright stones are generally raised simply as memorials of great ?, or of men whose ashes are not necessarily though frequently buried or deposited in hollow stone sarcophagii near them. Hooker's Himalayan Journal. Vol II, p320

from Borlase's Cornwall, Fol. 1754; at Trescaw Scilly; I.F.L.; by col. Forbes Leslie

supposed Altar Stone 14f. 6i. long, 3f. 8i. broad, 3f. 10i. Thick, upright stones 8f. 6i. High; drawn by col. Forbes Leslie; Part of a stone circle Midmar Aberdeenshire, in the church yard

[2 letters from Forbes Leslie to Du Noyer, both from Rothie Norman, Aberdeenshire, dated on 29 Mar 1867 and 01 Feb 1868]

Dolmen, supposed Altar stone, forming part of a columnar stone circle, in the church yard of Midmar, Aberdeenshire; Forbes Leslie

Sketch of Circle at Seanhinny, Midmar Aberdeenshire; Altar stone on the West, 17 feet long, 4.8 Broad, 2.9 thick, columnar stone at each end of the altar, one is 7.10 in height, 4.1 in Breadth, the other 6.9 in height, 5.6 in Breadth, the remaining…

I. Forbes Leslie, Stone Circle and supposed Altar stone, Seanhinny

[letter] My Dear Sir, I believe the inscription of which you were so good as to send me rubbing is to be read as follws: "Hic jacet Jacobus filius Domini de Bary item pro animabus Dominorum de Kylmicknyn" The chief difficulty it in the parts to which…

[Newspaper article about Gustave Dore]

Howth Castle and Harbour; Ireland's Eye, Lambay Island; from the Hill