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History and Archaeology Walk

History and Archaeology Walk

The Kinord Cross is a Class III Pictish cross slab located in the Muir of Dinnet National Nature Reserve. Dating from the later Pictish period, the stone features an ornate, interlace-filled cross that dominates its surface. The cross has three equal-length, square-ended arms, with spirals at each corner and circular hollows in the angles between the arms, all linked by a ring. Uniquely, the spirals at the base of the shaft are double, while the others are single.

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