Tullich 15, Carved Cross Slab

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Tullich 15 is one of twenty-seven intricately carved stones discovered at Tullich Church in Aberdeenshire, Scotland. This monolith bears a series of delicate, equal-armed crosses etched into its surface. The stone itself is a garnet mica schist measuring 1.52m x 0.36m x 0.06-0.08m. Found prior to 1902, it was repurposed as a church lintel. Similar stones (T19 and T20) with matching geological composition and ornate cross patterns can be seen in the south wall, serving as a window and door lintel respectively. For more information on this stone and site, visit the Aberdeenshire Historic Environment Record online. Scanning and modeling services were commissioned by the Aberdeenshire Council Archaeology Service and executed by Spectrum Heritage specialists.