Euro Trig Shields

Summary: Two shield and eleven mundoes (all weathered) that were said to represent a hunting scene

Between the Basin Track and Euro Trig is a small site with two shields (both with two lines across the middle).

IMG 7699 LR Euro Trig Shields

There are also 11 mundoes.

  • IMG 7704 LR Euro Trig Shields
  • AWAT5897 LR Euro Trig Shields

The site was thought by McCarthy to represent “the tracks of two men who placed their shields on the ground, either a hunting or mythological incident“.

Engraving Euro Trig Shields Euro Trig Shields
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