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of the Seat of Scone, or Stone of Scone, on Moot Hill, Scone
Palace, Perth. As the traditional seat of Scottish kings during
their coronations for a thousand years, the Seat of Scone had
great importance. King Edward I, intent on subduing the Scots,
looted the Stone and took it to Westminster, where it was
used in English coronation ceremonies. Scottish Nationalists
stole the Stone for four months during 1950, but it was found
and returned to Westminster. In 1996, the Stone was moved from
Westminster to Edinburgh Castle. © 2004 Lawrence I. Charters |
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Maker:
Konica Minolta Camera, Inc.
Model:
DiMAGE A2
EXIF Vers.:
2.2
FlashPix Vers.:
1.0
Capture Date:
8/16/04 8:35:54
Aperture:
f6.3
Shutter Speed:
1/320 sec
Exposure Bias:
+0.0
Exposure Prg.:
Program
Focal Length:
19.9 mm
Light Source:
Auto
Flash:
OFF - Compulsory flash mode
Metering:
Pattern
ISO Speed:
64
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