Dyce, Saint Fergus' Church, Dyce No 3
Cross Incised Stone (Early Medieval)
Site Name Dyce, Saint Fergus' Church, Dyce No 3
Classification Cross Incised Stone (Early Medieval)
Alternative Name(s) Chapel Of St Fergus; Old Parish Church Of Dyce; Dyce, Old Church
Canmore ID 319691
Site Number NJ81NE 8.06
NGR NJ 8752 1541
Datum OSGB36 - NGR
Permalink http://canmore.org.uk/site/319691
![Photographic copy of four rubbings. The upper two rubbings show detail of two cross incised stones, Dyce no.3 [left] and Dyce no.2 [right] from Dyce, Aberdeen. The lower two rubbings are yet to be identified.](http://i.rcahms.gov.uk/canmore/l/SC01409606.jpg)
![Photographic copy of four rubbings. The upper two rubbings show detail of two cross incised stones, Dyce no.3 [left] and Dyce no.2 [right] from Dyce, Aberdeen. The lower two rubbings are yet to be identified.](http://i.rcahms.gov.uk/canmore/s/SC01409606.jpg)
- Council Aberdeen, City Of
- Parish Dyce
- Former Region Grampian
- Former District City Of Aberdeen
- Former County Aberdeenshire
Reference (1911)
('Dyce no. 3'). This irregular stone is the largest, and possibly also the 'most modern' of the group. It measures 2'11" (889mm) in height by 1'10" (559mm) in breadth and 1'5" (38mm) in thickness. The cross is formed by an incised line which defines the shaft and arms, but is not joined at the foot. The shaft is 11" (279mm) long and the arms 9.5" (241mm) across; both the shaft and the arms are 2.25" (57mm) wide.
J Ritchie 1911
