Region : Grampian District : Kincardine & Deeside Town or village : Stonehaven Grid Reference : NO 832 906 Period :   3rd-2nd millennium BC Raedykes RING-CAIRNS

Four ring-cairns along the crest of Campstone Hill, north-west of Stonehaven (Kincardine and Deeside). The most southerly of them (in the photo) is 9.4m in diameter, with a kerbed central area and an outer stone circle of eight surviving uprights, 17m in diameter. Hidden in gorse bushes a few metres to the west-north-west, are two other, slightly smaller ring-cairns. The last structure stands in higher position, some 80m north-west from the first one. It consists of a ring-cairn 10.2m in diameter and in an outer stone circle, 13.9m in diameter, with five surviving uprights.

Other kerbed and ring-cairns ------------------ Auchagallon Cullerlie Fowlis Wester Moss Farm Road Raedykes Scord of Brouster Strontoiller Other sites in Grampian ---------------------- Aikey Brae Aquhorthies Auquhollie Balquhain Berrybrae Broomend of Crichie Cothiemuir Wood Cullerlie Culsh Easter Aquhorthies Eslie the Greater Eslie the Lesser Glassel Lagmore West (Upper Lagmore) Loanhead of Daviot Memsie Midmar Kirk Nine Stanes (Garrol Wood) Old Keig Raedykes South Ythsie Strichen Sunhoney Tomnaverie Tyrebagger (Dyce)