This row of three or four stones (there are four stones, but it is
thought that a prostrate stone at the southwest end of the row was
probably split off the standing stone at the northeast end of the row)
stand in a straight line running approximately northeast to southwest in
a field on a ridge.
The two outer upright stones are each about six feet tall (or would be
if they were not leaning).
The central stone is about four and a half feet tall and has over twenty
cup marks on its flattented top surface.
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