This Class III stone, found in 1933 during road construction, is now in the Museum of Scotland in Edinburgh.
This stone contains a unique Pictish image - a bald and bearded horseman drinking from a huge drinking horn. He carries a shield. His horse looks weary. And the point of the drinking horn ends in a startled-looking bird's head.
Nearby Sites
13km Kettins Pictish Cross-Slab Pictish Stone Class III
19km Murrayshall Standing Stone
19km Shianbank Stone Circles
19km Wolfhill Stones Standing Stones
20km Alyth Pictish Cross-Slab Pictish Stone Class II
20km Blackfaulds Stone Circle
(NB: All distances are as-the-crow-flies. Lochs, mountains and beautiful winding roads will make it further. Sometimes much further.)