Let’s Talk History at Provan Hall: The Cochno Stone Rock Art
Provan Hall's Let's Talk History series of events continues on Thursday 8th February with a talk by Professor Kenny Brophy on The Cochno Stone Rock Art.
About Let’s Talk History at Provan Hall: The Cochno Stone Rock Art
Join prof. Kenny Brophy on a journey of the past, present and future of the Cochno Stone of West Dunbartonshire. Ancient rock art, dating from the Bronze age, discovered in Faifley in the greater Glasgow area.
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