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Standingstone Farm lies just to the South-west of Traprain Law, almost immediately South of the Loth Stane. Click here for a location map provided by StreetMap.
This standing stone is around nine feet high with a roughly square cross-section of about 2.5 feet, and a vaguely pointed top.
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In style, it is similar to the nearby Loth Stane and Pencraig Stane, slightly reminiscent of the Callanish stones, being taller, more regularly-shaped and more pointed than is generally found in other areas of the Lothians, suggesting an aesthetic local to the area around Traprain Law.
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Presumably, this aesthetic (if it exists as such) is either the product of local geological factors, or an intention to construct a localised network of similar standing stones around Traprain.