The stone is located on the farm Skåra, approx. three km from the center of Egersund and was found purely by chance by a former farmer on the farm.
Det er ingen kjente sagn eller tradisjoner som gjelder denne steinen. Den ble nemlig oppdaget da en gårdbruker helt tilfeldig slo på steinen, som da lå nedi et søkk. Gårdbrukeren hentet senere traktoren og dro den noen meter opp på høydedraget, slik at den ble mer tilgjengelig. Bente Anette Skåra, som bor på gården nå, har i flere år ledet rideturer i dette området, og hun har da vist fram Syngjarsteinen til mange turister.
The singjar stone measures 110 x 155 cm, and is approx. 70 cm high. Like many bell stones, a piece of it was once broken off, to determine if it contained metal. The stone is located directly on the mountain, with which it has good contact in the middle. The shape is oval, and the stone ends in a point out into the air on one side. The sound is the best here, even if it has reverberation throughout. The stone has two different notes (F# and G#).
Type: Sound stone
Local name: Syngjarsteinen, Syngesteinen
When you come from Egersund, follow Heggdalsveien for 2.2 kilometres, and turn off Skåraveien on the left, at the sign "0.7 Hestesenter". Drive all the way to the innermost yard, where there is parking by the stables. From the farm, follow the tractor road eastwards for 300 metres, and then the Syngjarsteinen is on top of a hill on the right, about 100 meters from the tractor road.
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