Region : Highlands District : Lochaber Town or village : Glenmore Grid Reference : NM 560 619 Period : Bronze Age Camus nan Geall (Cladh Chiaran) STANDING STONE

This prehistoric standing stone lies in a small Christian burial ground, on a tiny arable plain between the shore and the hills, on the coast of Ardnamurchan peninsula (Highlands). It is 2.3m high, 0.9m wide and 23cm thick. It bears some much later decorations, carved on its west face in bas relief: two crosses (the larger one with pellets between the arms) and an animal (possibly a dog). Some 90m to the north there is a ruined chambered cairn.

Other single standing stones ------------------ Auquhollie Barnhouse Stone Beacharra Borvemore Busta Caiystane Camus nan Geall Clach an Trushal Clach Mhic Leòid Clach Mhic Mhios Comet Stone Kintraw Skellister (Auld Wife) Stone of Setter Strontoiller Tingwall (Murder Stone) Watch Stone Other sites in the Highlands ---------------------- Achavanich Aviemore Balnuaran of Clava (Clava) Borve Camster Long Camster Round Camus nan Geall Chambered Cairn Camus nan Geall Standing Stone Carn Liath Clach Mhic Mhios Cnoc Freiceadain North Cnoc Freiceadain South Coille na Borgie South Corrimony Craig Phadrig Dun Ardtreck Dun Beag Dunbeath Dun Dornaigil Dun Ringill Dun Telve Dun Troddan Garrywhin (Cairn o'Get) Gask Learable Hill Mid Clyth (Hill o'Many Stanes) Na Clachan Bhreige Ord North Ord South Portnancon (Laid) South Yarrows South