| Primary Reference | NJ72SE0022 |
| Name | BRANDSBUTT STONE, INVERURIE |
| NRHE Card No. | NJ72SE23 |
| NRHE Numlink |
18894
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| HES SM No. |
90039
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| HES LB No. |
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| Site Form |
Standing Structure
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| Site Condition |
Incomplete
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| Details |
Class I Pictish symbol stone. The symbol stone has been restored having been broken up by explosives and built into adjacent field dykes in the past. The symbols incised are of a Crescent and V-rod above a Serpent and Z-rod. To the left of the symbols as you look at them is a section of Ogham script that reads down the left hand side of the stone 'IRATADDOARENS' which has been translated to Eddarrnon, which is possibly a rendering of St Ethernanus, a local saint. The stone stood originally at NJ 7600 2240.
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| Last Update | 27/07/2017 |
| Updated By | nackerman |
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