Camus Cross
2016 June
Mesh art work
The Camus Cross is a Early Medieval Scottish standing stone. It was first recorded in the 15th century in a legal document describing boudries in the area. The cross stands 2m high and is made of old red sandstone.
Weights
0.4 download
0.4 physics
0.5 server
547 display
1 prim land impact
0.924 X 0.270 X 2.087 meters surface
Copy and mod
Textures (diffuse) with bumpiness (normal) and shininess (specular), glossiness 51, environment 0,
Mode ultra viewer
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CVR
Camus Cross - Monikie, Angus, Scotland by Dundee Howff Conservation Group is licensed under CC Attribution
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