All pictures copyright © 1996, 1997 Martin McCarthy
| The Dupplin Cross, Perth. It is said to date from the ninth century. On one panel is a Latin inscription: CUSTANTIN SON OF WUIRGUST (Constantine son of Fergus). Many of the panels contain interlacing, one has a seated man with a harp (perhaps David), there is also a horseman with a spear, several footsoldiers, and a hunting dog leaping on its prey. This stone has now been removed to the National Museum of Scotland. |
