The warrior carved onto the Tulloch Stone wields a spear with a "kite-shaped blade and a doorknob-style butt," according to a new study. University of Aberdeen In 2017, road workers in Perth ...

Archaeologists have discovered a mysterious engraving of a Pictish warrior with a rather cheeky bottom. The engraving was found in a Pictish stone in Perth’s McDiarmid Park, and depicts a male ...

Researchers said the “significant find”, named the Tulloch Stone, could indicate the existence of a warrior-led society, key to repelling the invading Romans.

With a distinctive hairstyle and wearing a helmet, necklace and perhaps even a tight pair of leggings, he was likely a member of an elite spear-carrying Pictish warrior class who led resistance to ...

Secrets of ancient warrior society revealed after stone found during roadworks. Monolith may be sacred icon from elite Pictish cemetery ...

Images of a Pictish warrior on a two-metre high monolith uncovered close to a Perth football ground have been recreated by archaeologists. The stone, depicting a male figure carrying a spear, ...

Ancient engraving of a spear-wielding Pictish warrior 'with pronounced buttocks' and wearing 'tight leggings' is found in Scottish 'cemetery of the elite' ...

At the top a Pictish warrior, so skilled in horsemanship he doesn’t require to hold onto the horse's reins, chases away an Angle who has clearly thrown away his sword and shield in the panic of ...

At the top a Pictish warrior, so skilled in horsemanship he doesn’t require to hold onto the horse's reins, chases away an Angle who has clearly thrown away his sword and shield in the panic of ...

A Pictish stone discovered by road workers has helped archaeologists shed light on Scotland’s ancient warriors. The monolith, nearly two metres high, depicts a male figure carrying a spear and ...

Pictish Carving of Large-Nosed Warrior Found in Scotland The carving may have marked the property of a high-ranking individual . Brigit Katz - Correspondent. November 15, 2017.