Notes: Found in the remains of a dry-built rectangular building during the excavation of a sandy hillock on Keiss Links by the late Sir Francis Tress Barry during the 1860s, this stone was apparently re-used as a paving-slab. There are two incised symbols; the locally prominent 'triple oval', and a second which has not been confidently identified. The stone had been broken through the middle and a triangular area in the incised face had fragmented into many small pieces. It was taken to Edinburgh to be repaired and bedded in cement, where it still remains, albeit not at present on public display.