Neolithic Calder Stone
Photo by Adam Stanford, 2009This series of photos was done using special lighting techniques to make the ancient markings visible on the Calder Stones.
You can see two Bronze Age ‘footprints’ at the top and a spiral at the bottom, almost certainly Neolithic in origin.
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