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A complete Class I Pictish symbol stone was found in 2001 on a large, modern farm stone pile. It is 1.3m long, 0.91m maximum width and up to 0.36m thick and bears a crescent and V-rod and a large triple disc symbol, both weathered differentially. The former symbol is filled with reversed S-figures and measures 0.67m from tip to tip of the crescent. The stone was claimed as Treasure Trove and disposed to Marischal College Museum, University of Aberdeen. It has not been possible to locate the original findspot.
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Historic Environment Records (HER)