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In the beginning of time, there was a King of Picts named Cruithne who was the son of Cing....

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This information is taken from The Aberdeen Council Website. This stone was found in the churchyard and is unusual in having symbols incised on two faces. On one face are a crescent and Z-rod above a beast while the opposite face bears a fish above the triple disc and cross...

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This information is taken from the Aberdeenshire Council Website. Kite-shaped slab with excellently preserved interlace-filled cross carved in relief on one surface. Note the small scroll ends to the arms of the cross and the absence of symbols; this is a purely Christian monument from...

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The Picts, as a historical people survived until the early 10th century. However, as there are no records of them actually dying out through natural or unnatural causes or moving elsewhere, it is highly likely that they formed a predominant population within the developing multi-ethnic...