Close up of the skull and crossbones on the grave at the opposite end of the family section.
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- Project Critique - Visual Symbolism in Burial Monu...
- Visual symbolism in Burial Monuments
- Dunstaffnage Chapel
- Burial aisle from the front
- Burial aisle entrance
- Latin Inscription on Burial Aisle entrance
- Skull and Crossbone on entrance wall
- Chapel interior
- Pediment on 18th century funerary monument
- Celtic cross memorial
- Granite cross gravestone
- Grave of 21st Captain of Dunstaffnage
- Campbell of Dunstaffnage Motto
- Grave of 20th Captain of Dunstaffnage
- Religious and family symbolism
- Grave of the wife of the 21st Captain
- Campbell of Dunstaffnage motto on Kathleen Campbel...
- The grave of Tatton Bardwell
- Bardwell family motto
- Grave at the opposite end of the Chapel
- Skull and Crossbones
- Kilbride Churchyard
- Square and compass on column grave
- Celtic cross
- Basic cross
- Another cross
- Burial Ground extension
- Horseshoe and leaf grave full shot
- Kilbride Church and the MacDougall of Dunollie Bur...
- Overlooking the church and burial ground
- Looking out from the burial aisle at the cemetery
- The burial ground entrance
- Entrance decoration
- The MacDougall of Dunollie Coat of Arms
- Celtic cross decoration on grave
- 29th Chief of the Clan MacDougall
- More recent graves
- Graves of members of the armed forces
- Square and compass decoration on column grave
- Wreath and leaf symbols
- Horseshoe and leaf symbolism
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The skull ^ Crossbones look like they are from the graveslab of "Iain Ciar" MacDougall, the Jacobite chief buried in 1737, and the first interred at Kilbride.
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