Pictish Symbol Stone

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Pictish Symbol Stone from Invereen, Moy.

500 - 800 AD

Currently on display at the National Museum of Scotland, Edinburgh.

The slab is carved with three symbols: the so-called double-disc and Z-rod, the crescent and V-rod, and a circle and line. The first two are common Pictish symbols, found throughout Pictland. The circle and line symbol is unique and may be a later addition. (1)

The stone was found in 1932 by a Mr A. Dunbar while plowing. (2)

Scale is an estimate based on dimensions from sources listed below.

(1) - National Museums Scotland Record

(2) - Canmore - 14139

National Museums Scotland - X.IB 227

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