One of our NOSAS members, Anne, was undertaking a survey of a neglected early Christian site in Easter Ross.

Anne noticed the angled edge of a grave slab showing through the leaves and debris in the old, neglected burial ground.. Then a foot appeared. With a bit more cleaning, that foot was obviously part of the facade of a Pictish stone. What a moment!

Anne involved other NOSAS members, then a Highland Council archaeologist, and a Historic Environment Scotland Pictish expert. This was indeed a new Pictish stone. After removal from the site, the stone will need expensive conserving and mounting before display in the nearest museum, at Dingwall. Please help us do this.

Further background details on the stone and our campaign can be found here: NOSAS or Pictish Arts Society