Region : Tayside District : Perth & Kinross Town or village : New Scone Grid Reference : NO 132 264 Period :   1st millennium BC Sandy Road (Scone, New Scone) STONE CIRCLE

In a modern housing estate in New Scone (Tayside), surrounded by flowers and trees, there is a small stone circle. It is 5.4m in diameter and its seven stones are graded in height, with the tallest to the south-west. Once there were two circles, now only the western one survives. During excavations in 1961 a cinerary urn in a small pit was found at the centre of the ring. The site has been dated as being at the end of the Bronze Age, between 800-500 BC.

Other stone circles ------------------ Achmore Auchagallon Aviemore Balbirnie Balnuaran of Clava (Clava) Broomend of Crichie Burgh Hill Callanish Callanish II Callanish III Callanish IV Clachan an Diridh Corrimony Croft Moraig Cullerlie Fortingall Fowlis Wester Gask Girdle Stanes Glassel Glenquicken Glenterrow Lagmore West (Upper Lagmore) Lamlash (Blairmore Glen) Leys of Marlee (Ardblair) Lochbuie Loupin' Stanes Lundin Farm Machrie Moor 1 Machrie Moor 2 Machrie Moor 3 Machrie Moor 4 Machrie Moor 5 Machrie Moor 6 Monzie Moss Farm Road Na Clachan Bhreige Pobull Fhinn Ring of Brodgar (Brogar) Sandy Road (Scone) South Ythsie Stones of Stenness Temple Wood Torhousekie Twelve Apostles Other sites in Tayside ---------------------- Brown Caterthun Carlungie Clachan an Diridh Croft Moraig Fortingall Fowlis Wester Leys of Marlee (Ardblair) Lundin Farm Monzie Newbigging Sandy Road (Scone) Tealing White Caterthun