The Meffan Institute, Forfar Meigle Sculptured Stone Museum, Meigle, near Forfar Museum of Scotland, EdinburghMontrose MuseumPerth Museum, Perth — collection of 3 Pictish stones, St Madoes 1, Inchyra and Gellyburn.Pictavia, near BrechinSt Vigeans Museum', Arbroath — collection of Pictish and medieval stones. Includes the Drosten Stone, a class II cross-slab, one of only two Pictish symbol-stones to carry a non-ogham inscription. Key from Arbroath Abbey or keyholder in village (Historic Scotland). Gallery of stones See also Painted pebbles Carved stone balls Petrosphere High cross Cross stones References Sources Henderson, George; Henderson, Isabel. The Art of the Picts: Sculpture and Metalwork in Early Medieval Scotland''. Thames and Hudson, 2004. External links Pictish Stones website from Historic Scotland The Highland Council Archaeology Unit — This webpage offers a leaflet in PDF-format about a Pictish Trail from Inverness to Golspie The Royal Commission on the Ancient and Historical Monuments of Scotland — RCAHMS is the principal source of collections for Scotland's archaeology, buildings and maritime heritage, including Pictish Stones. University of Strathclyde — Pictish Stones Search Facility, a useful catalogue of the stones. New Written Language of Ancient Scotland Discovered. Another take on the symbols and images as "part of a written language dating back to the Iron Age".(J. Viegas, News in Discovery.com, Wed Mar 31, 2010). Save Wemyss Ancient Caves Society runs informative tours via their website. Brief photostory on Wemyss Caves from November 2018 at AtlasObscura. Rock art in Europe Steles Stone monuments and memorials