Pictish Symbol Stone, Strathmiglo, Fife

Pictish Symbol Stone, Strathmiglo, Fife

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Class I Pictish Symbol stone depicting a tuning fork and a head of a Hind (deer). This stone had been reused as a gatepost and was rediscovered in th late 1960s before being moved to this location in 1978. This Class/type of Pictish stone date to 6th-8thCentury AD before the spread of Christianity in this area. This gravestone is located on the outside of the west wall of the kirkyard/graveyard to the south of the present church at Stathmiglo. Photographed: 3 September 2017 Model created using Agisoft PhotoScan standard1.4.1 (5925) Model built: March 2018

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