Step into the Stones Room and uncover the secrets of Scotland’s ancient past. Caithness, with its remote location on the northeastern tip of the mainland, has preserved some of the most remarkable artefacts from Scotland’s early inhabitants.
Here you’ll find magnificent carved stones dating back as far as the 6th century, bearing intricate Pictish symbols and Viking runes. These stones impress not only with their age but also their size and craftsmanship.
One of the most extraordinary pieces is the Ulbster Stone, which features more Pictish carvings than any other monument discovered to date. These symbols offer fascinating glimpses into the lives, beliefs, and artistry of the mysterious Picts.
Discover the Stones Room and explore the enduring legacy of Scotland’s early cultures.
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