Archaeologists have released details on what they have described as the most important Pictish stone find to have been made in Moray in decades.
Weighing more than a ton and stretching to 1.7m, the Dandaleith Stone dates from the 6th to 8th Centuries and was uncovered during the ploughing of a field near Craigellachie in May 2013.
read more BBC News – Rolling stone? Archaeologist try to unlock secrets of Pictish find.
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