Clues into the disappearance of the ancient Picts lie in the tiny Scottish village of Aberlemno: 1,700-year-old Pictish stones, marked with some very unusual carvings. A Final Takeoff The Corning ...

Given the detail on some of the stones, it is believed it was a place where kings were laid to rest during the Pictish period. Today, the presence of the Picts in the village retains its hold.

completely shattering it from the base and damaging some of the carvings. Isabelle Davies, chairwoman of the Aberlemno Hall, which has a Pictish room displaying a number of replica stones ...

The Wemyss Caves in Scotland house the mysterious ancient Pictish carvings that date from the 600s and 700s AD. Reporter: Amanda Ruggeri and Video Journalist: Adam Proctor. Train enthusiast ...

All the animals depicted on the Pictish stones are lifelike and easily recognizable—all but one. The exception is a strange beast with an elongated beak or muzzle, a head locket or spout ...