ID:PC_BRUCE_COLIN_08DESCRIPTION:A Knocking stone at The Corr, a croft near Latheron, Caithness. Knocking stones were used for pounding oats. Generally, only poorer people processed oats this way, being unable to afford mechanically rolled oats. To avoid embarrassment, these stones were sometime referred to as font stones.PLACENAME:The CorrDISTRICT:Caithness - SouthernOLD COUNTY/PARISH:CAITHNESS: LatheronSOURCE:Colin BruceCOLLECTION:The Corr, LatheronAsset ID:51075
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