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Summary    Discussed here is the occurrence on British prehistoric rock art sites of the ‘rosette’ – a circle of cup-marks round a central cup. The motif is rare although occurring over a wide area in Britain; the main zones of concentration are Co. Louth in Ireland, Northumberland, Galloway in Soulh-West Scotland and in Mid-Argyll, and similar motifs are found in Galicia. In contrast to the standardised and ubiquitous cup-and-ring motifs and rarer designs such as spirals, rosettes seem to have specifically local concentrations, as if they were symbols of social identification.

The Rosette in British and Irish Rock Art