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Meigle sculptured stones nos 10 and 11. 
Plate xviii from P Chalmers, The Ancient Sculptured Monuments of the County of Angus, 1848.
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Engraving of reverse and face of Meigle no.1 cross-slab, and of sculptured stones no.10 and two others, unidentified.
From Alexander Gordon, 'Itinerarium Septentrionalis' (1726), (pl.53).
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Engraving of Pictish cross slabs and symbol stones at Aberlemno, Glamis and Meigle.
Plate from Thomas Pennant's 'A Tour of Scotland, 1772' (1776).
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Drawing J. Skene 1832 SAS 464 f23 (and Meigle No.1) (PTD/316/1 = Meigle No.1)
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Drawing of sculptured stone. Sculptured Stones of Scotland, plate lxxvi.
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Illustrations of Aberlemno Roadside Pictish cross-slab, Glamis Manse Pictish cross-slab, Meigle Pictish cross-slabs 1 and 2, and Meigle Pictish sculptured stones, 9, 10, and 11.
From T Pennant, Tour in Scotland, 1772.
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Stone no 10.
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