Pictish Arts Society

The Pictish Arts Society was founded in 1988 and is open to all who have an interest in the Picts and their Art.

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It's a fine night for a run to Brechin and a very interesting lecture by Dr Adrián Maldonado: Art after the Picts – carved stones of the 9-12th centuries. https://t.co/XDyw3U8ugk

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Site of 'priceless artefacts' vandalised https://t.co/0gZsvQnt2j

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Fourteen-year-old student uncovers lost medieval sculptured stone https://t.co/nlzZQfIJwc

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Lost Carved Grave Stones from Early Medieval British Kingdom Rediscovered https://t.co/46InTmU7H0

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Stone circle moves to new home overlooking £250m Glasgow regeneration scheme https://t.co/0hMph9Mtde

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A long awaited book by friend of the PAS, Dr Gordon Noble. Pre-order your copy today. https://t.co/bl4Z8h74G3

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Thanks to Alistair Mcpherson for these detailed photos of the new Pictish stone near Elgin. It has still to be properly verified but it looks good. https://t.co/K9HPVyIjNd

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Mysterious 'Pictish' stone discovered near Moray development site | Press and Journal https://t.co/8O0cU9WCxk

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Seen in Angus. https://t.co/f9zcTgqqCL

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Unmissable talk at Brechin Townhouse Museum tonight! https://t.co/DFskWdHQt7

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Carnoustie Neolithic settlement the largest and oldest in Britain https://t.co/fUMrfBXC06

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This is very interesting. The mould produces a running hound-like animal very similar to some examples on cross slabs such as Eassie and Rossie Priory. The very interesting bit is that this comes from a... https://t.co/lDMpBJw6Bc

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Remains of ancient instrument will shine light on Scotland's prehistoric culture - The Courier https://t.co/0VXjWuANYx