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In the 9th century, the land that would become Scotland was a fractured landscape of competing interests and separate economies. In the west, the Gaelic Scots managed their coastal trade and business, while in the east, the Picts controlled vast tracts of valuable property, their wealth displayed on intricate stones, a unique artistic technology for their time. These two peoples operated separate cultures, with little shared investment in a unified future or national development, creating a divi

2.6K reactions · 185 shares | The mystery of Sueno’s Stone. Sueno’s Stone is a class 3 Pictish stone on the outskirts of Forres, in Moray. While there are theories, no one really knows who or what the symbols on the stone represent… #suenosstone #forres #scotland #pict | Scotland Unplugged | Facebook

3.6K reactions · 229 shares | St Madoes Stone dates to the eighth...