Recumbent Stone Circle Model - Scottish Megalith Diorama

A recumbent stone circle, a type of monument found mainly in north-east Scotland, especially Aberdeenshire. They are usually dated to roughly 2500-2000 BCE. Their defining feature is a large stone laid on its side (the recumbent) set in the circle between two tall flanking uprights, with the other stones often graded in height toward it. Many enclose a low ring cairn. This model shows a ring of about ten weathered standing stones on a textured round base, with a long block-shaped recumbent ston…

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