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    Pictish Cross Slab from Invergowrie Church 3D Model

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    This is a Pictish cross slab, carved in the 9th century. For many years the slab was built into a window opening of an old ruined church at Invergowrie in Perthshire.

    The front of the slab has a ringed cross filled with interlace, and four panels of key pattern in the corners. The top edge is decorated with key pattern and the sides with interlace.

    The back has a panel of three figures, probably clerics, holding books. The central figure is holding an object resembling a censer, a container for burning incense. Below, biting each other’s tails, are two dragonlike beasts.

    Museum reference X.IB 251

    Date Late 9th century

    Materials Sandstone

    Collection place Invergowrie Church, Angus, Scotland

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    View the object record in the National Museums Scotland colections: http://www.nms.ac.uk/explore/collection-search-results/?item_id=167267

    Photography and photogrammetry by Thomas Flynn / Sketchfab for National Museums Scotland.

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    July 27th 2017
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