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Drawing of sculptured stone. Sculptured Stones of Scotland, plate lxxvi.

Drawing J. Skene 1832 SAS 464 f23 (and Meigle No.1) (PTD/316/1 = Meigle No.1)

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.

Meigle sculptured stones nos 10 and 11.
Plate xviii from P Chalmers, The Ancient Sculptured Monuments of the County of Angus, 1848.

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).

Stone no 10.

Engraving of Pictish cross slabs and symbol stones at Aberlemno, Glamis and Meigle.
Plate from Thomas Pennant's 'A Tour of Scotland, 1772' (1776).