Are Pictish stones scattered throughout the country? Can you suggest a location near St. Andrews, perhaps?
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Pensacola
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http://www.megalithic.co.uk/ Has more than you'll ever want to know. Use 'Find a Site' along the top. If you join (free, no emails, no junk) you can get a bit deeper into some of the stuff.
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OP
bethesda, md, us
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wow great.
Ed, you always know the answer!
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Pensacola
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I chase rocks. It's one on my many sicknesses.
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Indianapolis
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Thanks for the plug for the megalithic portal Ed. Bat400, the North American editor, is my wife.
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New York City, NY, USA
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There is also a great book on archaeology in the UK from Penguin. Oops I am wrong, it is from Oxford University Press. It's The Oxford Archaeological Guides, Scotland by Anna and Graham Ritchie. It's one of my favorite resources. Pam
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Chicagoland
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If you're heading into the Highlands, Dunrobin Castle north of Inverness has a museum on its grounds that features a large collection of Pictish Stones. We will be spending a day there looking at the grounds and castle, but especially those stones. Check out its page at UndiscoveredScotland.com.