2016
NH6644 : The Knocknagael Boarstone
taken 8 years ago, near to Inverness/Inbhir Nis, Highland, Scotland
The Knocknagael Boarstone
Known as a Class 1 Pictish Stone, the Knocknagael Boarstone was removed from its original site by Historic Scotland, to the foyer of the Highland Council chambers. It’s accessible to the public via a buzzer system. Believed to have been carved about 700-800 AD, and standing about six feet high, the stone is well worth a visit.
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