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better title, if for no other reason it is about Pictish stones rather than the abstraction "the Pictish stone". Regards, Deacon of Pndapetzim (Talk) 03:27...

intermediate carved stone forms of dragonesque brooches are cited; they appear to not exist. The Pictish beast appears in the earliest known Pictish carvings, and...

Pub Sign in the World" with description "6th century Pictish standing stone (The Bullion Stone) discovered on the road to the Angus Glens, Scotland"...

If they fled during the time of Roman occupation, it would explain why Pictish retained archaisms and resisted soundchanges in other Brittonic caused...

How did this stone get its name ? -- Derek Ross | Talk 03:11, 17 July 2006 (UTC) I think someone should write a book about how Pictish stones got their individual...

These bear a remarkable similarity to Pictish stones, this might deserve a mention. I also believe some Pictish stones were translated using Old Norse, written...

sentance for Dupplin Cross says that is is a "a carved, monumental Pictish stone, which dates from around 800 AD". Also, you suggested it. Ceoil (talk)...

Since there are no certain records of Pictish, all published research is nothing but a reflection of contemporary political bias. Therefore, to be truly...

007 07:53, 21 February 2006 (UTC) I'm copying this section (Talk:Picts#Pictish language) from the discussion page of Picts, as it is likely to prove useful...

angus.gov.uk/history/museums/meffan/pictish.htm to http://www.angus.gov.uk/history/museums/meffan/pictish.htm When you have finished reviewing my...

associated with the stone. I have not deleted any of your work just added a second paragraphy. Secondly, If the stone is pictish, which it likely is then...

A number of class ii Pictish stones bear inscriptions that have at least some superficial similarity to Etharnon: Scoonie stone (from Scoonie in Fife,...

This is just a discussion of "pre-Pictish". Seeing that the Picts are only attested from about the 7th to 9th centuries, the Priteni are just the "Picts"...

working towards the top: 5—(the Elevated scene) 4—mythological creatures-(Pictish Beast-name not known at the time) 3—Humanity 2—waters...

locals went from Pictish to Norse/Northumbrian to Scots in some cases and from Pictish to Gaelic to Scots/English in others and Pictish has all but vanished...

I pictish stone, to show Pictish symbols in context. Aberlemno 1 would be an obvious choice, but we already have Aberlemno 2. The Dunnichen stone is...

shetland-museum.org.uk/news/2008/jun2008_pictishStone.html to http://www.shetland-museum.org.uk/news/2008/jun2008_pictishStone.html When you have finished reviewing...

mediaeval Pictish slab inscribed with a Celtic cross? Source: Places of Worship in Scotland website, "The house's old rose garden contains a Pictish cross...

depicted on Irish stones than Pictish stones in this period, there are no triangular stringed instruments depicted on any Irish stone. (Joan Rimmer, The...

distinguishable from Pictish placenames which seem to be Brythonic Celtic, (ie like Welsh). Even when an area contains a mixture of Pictish and Scottish placenames...