An incised Pictish figure and a new symbol stone from Barflat, Rhynie, Gordon District

Ian A G Shepherd (Author)

Alexandra N Shepherd (Author)


Keyword(s):
Symbol Stone
Period(s):
Pictish

Abstract


NJ 497263. Ploughing uncovered a large unbroken stone bearing the incised profile of a bearded man, in long tunic and headdress, carrying an axe; comparisons are made with Golspie and Glamis examples. A fragment from the same field bears the Pictish beast and comb symbols and part of an S-shaped figure. A R

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Published
30-11-1980
How to Cite
Shepherd, I., & Shepherd, A. (1980). An incised Pictish figure and a new symbol stone from Barflat, Rhynie, Gordon District. Proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland, 109, 211-222. https://doi.org/10.9750/PSAS.109.211.222
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