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Archaeologists in Scotland shed "genuine tears" upon discovering a stone covered with geometric carvings that the Picts, the Indigenous people of the region, designed about 1,500 years ago. The team unexpectedly found the 5.5-foot-long (1.7 meters) carved stone while doing a geophysical survey in Aberlemno
Archaeologists in Scotland shed "genuine tears" upon discovering a stone covered with geometric carvings that the Picts, the Indigenous people of the region, designed about 1,500 years ago.
Archaeologists in Scotland have unexpectedly discovered a stone slab with Pictish carvings on it.
The stone was found by a team from the University of Aberdeen while they were were carrying out surveys to build a greater understanding of the landscape of Aberlemno, near Forfar.
The stone was found in a farmer’s field by a team from the University of Aberdeen studying the Pictish landscape of Aberlemno.