The monument is recorded by RCAHMS as NT17SW8.
References:
Anderson J 1878c, 'NOTES ON THE CHARACTER AND CONTENTS OF A LARGE SEPULCHRAL CAIRN OF THE BRONZE AGE AT COLLESSIE, FIFE, EXCAVATED BY WILLIAM WALLACE, ESQ., OF NEWTON OF COLLESSIE, IN AUGUST 1876 AND 1877', Proc Soc Antiq Scot 12, 449-50.
Baldwin J R 1985, EXPLORING SCOTLAND'S HERITAGE: LOTHIAN AND THE BORDERS, Exploring Scotland's Heritage series, Edinburgh, 161, No. 97.
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Childe V G 1935a, THE PREHISTORY OF SCOTLAND, London, 111-12.
Coles F R 1903b, 'NOTICES OF (1) THE CAMP AT MONTGOLDRUM ... IN KINCARDINESHIRE; (2) A STONE CIRCLE CALLED THE HARESTONES IN PEEBLESSHIRE; (3) A CAIRN AND STANDING STONES AT OLD LISTON, AND OTHER STANDING STONES IN MIDLOTHIAN AND FIFE; (4) OF SOME HITHERTO UNDESCRIBED CUP AND RING-MARKED STONES; AND (5) RECENT DISCOVERIES OF URNS', OF URNS', Proc Soc Antiq Scot 37, 201-4.
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RCAHMS 1929, TENTH REPORT WITH INVENTORY OF MONUMENTS AND CONSTRUCTIONS IN THE COUNTIES OF MIDLOTHIAN AND WEST LOTHIAN, Edinburgh, HMSO, 95, No.131.
Ritchie J N G and Ritchie A 1972, EDINBURGH AND SOUTH-EAST SCOTLAND, Regional archaeologies series, London, 82-3.
Smith J A 1875a, 'NOTES OF ROCK SCULPTURINGS OF CUPS AND CONCENTRIC RINGS, AND "THE WITCHES' STONE" ON TORMAIN HILL; ALSO SOME EARLY REMAINS ON THE KAIMES HILL, ETC., NEAR RATHO, EDINBURGHSHIRE', Proc Soc Antiq Scot 10, 151.
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