Scottish Stone News Today

Mecanoo has shared the news of its completed transformation of the Perth Museum in central Scotland. The three-year construction yields 37,700 square feet worth of new public space inside of the Edwardian-style former City Hall that serviced the community from 1914 on. A specially carved...

JOIN us as we take a trip down memory lane to reminisce about what was happening in Clydebank fifteen years ago.

Professor Kate Britton is embarking on a scientific quest that will revolutionise how we think about our nation’s deepest history and ancient…

The Stone of Destiny, also known as the Stone of Scone, is a rarely seen ancient artefact that was controversially moved from Edinburgh to London for King Charles' Coronation in May - and today it's set to be on display once again as he celebrates his crowning in Scotland

The essence of a monarchy is the guarantee of continuity. The idea of taking the grandson George who will be the next Prince of Wales in the carriage gave the assurance that the next two generations are there

When King Charles III is coronated, the ceremony will feature several jewels that have become synonymous with the British Royal Family. Some have histories tied to violence and colonialism.

Uri Geller, who became famous with his spoon-bending ways, will be watching on keenly from his home in Old Jaffa.

The 150-kilogram sandstone block, also known as the Stone of Scone, was used to crown Scottish kings for centuries, before it was stolen by England for its own coronations.

This ancient stone dates back nearly 1,000 years.

EPHRAIM HARDCASTLE: Incoming Scots First Minister Humza Yousaf will ignore predecessor Alex Salmonds exhortation to prevent the Stone of Scone from leaving for the Coronation.