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NextA Class II Pictish stone on the Tarbat peninsula, the original Hilton of Cadboll no longer stands in its original discovery site. Dozens of excavations by archaeologists have removed the stone for further preservation, as well as other major artefacts found on the site. Now, a secular reconstruction built by sculptor Barry Grove in 1998 marks its spot.
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Inverness shire,Ross and Cromarty
Easter Ross,Inverness shire,Ross and Cromarty
Easter Ross,Ross and Cromarty
Easter Ross,Ross and Cromarty
Easter Ross,Ross and Cromarty
Easter Ross,Ross and Cromarty
Easter Ross,Ross and Cromarty
Easter Ross,Ross and Cromarty
Easter Ross,Ross and Cromarty
Easter Ross,Inverness shire,Ross and Cromarty
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