Tim Clarkson, who writes at Senchus, tells of the discovery of a ‘new’ Pictish stone at Dyce, one of the sites we visited during Solstice of the Moon, last year’s workshop in Scotland:
Pictish symbols: mirror (top), triple disc and notched rectangle.
A Pictish symbol stone has been discovered on the banks of the River Don at Dyce near Aberdeen. This exciting find was publicised today and is understandably attracting a lot of attention on social media. New discoveries of early medieval sculpture are as rare in Scotland as anywhere else, so the unearthing of a previously unknown Pictish stone is a significant event.
Photographs of the new stone published online show the carved symbols to be well preserved and easily identifiable. Archaeologists have recognised a triple disc, a notched rectangle and a mirror.
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I am so excited about this, Sue, as I hope they will find a Rosetta stone for the Pictish writing. xxx
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That would be amazing, wouldn’t it? xxx
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