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“Rare Pictish stone with dragon carving found on Orkney” – BBC News

October 29, 2016 / debneill

A “Rare Pictish stone carved with a cross and what is believed to be a dragon-like beast has been discovered in an eroded cliff face on Orkney.”

Source: Rare Pictish stone with dragon carving found on Orkney – BBC News

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