Lubas, Bute

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This massive red sandstone outcrop measures approximately 4x2 meters in size, with a broad fissure slicing through its middle. Located in the island's southern region, it stands out amidst a scarcity of known rock art. The upper surface boasts an impressive array of over 100 cup-shaped and oval depressions in various sizes, accompanied by a large natural basin that may have been enhanced. Many of these cupmarks are nestled within oval depressions, which could be evidence of earlier human activity. The sandstone in this area is particularly susceptible to forming natural depressions, making it possible that the larger cup-shaped depressions on the west section and some small ones on the east section are entirely natural formations.