A beautifully finished polished stone battle-axe. It is complete with squared-off butt, slightly expanded and blunt blade, dished upper and lower surfaces, and a central perforation that has been drilled from both ends. It is made from locally occuring granite.
The battle-axe was found together with a collared urn, an accessory vessel (see SMAH 018 and 019) and a human cremation in a pit that had been dug against the outer edge of the cairn.
The site was excavated between 2002 and 2004.