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Clach Biorach, Pictish stone in Edderton, Scotland

The red sandstone monolith reaches a height of 3.13 meters, featuring ancient carvings of a salmon and a double disc with Z-rod pattern.

Originally erected between 4000 BC and 1500 BC during the Neolithic period, the stone received Pictish engravings between 500 AD and 700 AD.

The stone's name translates from Gaelic as 'the Pointed Stone' and carries connections to traditions about a Danish prince named Carius.

Visitors can find Clach Biorach by parking at Edderton Village Hall and walking 300 meters along Station Road through rough terrain.

Archaeological evidence suggests the stone aligns with gaps in the northern hills during Winter Solstice, indicating potential astronomical significance.

Location: Highland

Location: Edderton

GPS coordinates: 57.83650,-4.17715

Latest update: March 11, 2025 10:12

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