Tullich 9, Carved Cross Stone

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Tullich 9 is one of 27 intricately carved stones unearthed at the historic Tullich Church site in Aberdeenshire, Scotland. The stone bears an irregular outline Latin cross with rounded terminals to its arms, meticulously incised into its surface. Measuring 360 x 245 x 90-100mm in size, it is a substantial grey granite stone that has been carefully preserved. Found sometime between 1922 and 1968, likely during excavation work around the church, but the precise location of its discovery remains unknown. The carved lines on the stone are u-shaped and remarkably deep, showcasing exceptional craftsmanship. For further insights into this remarkable stone and site, visit the Aberdeenshire Historic Environment Record for more information. Scanning and modeling services commissioned by Aberdeenshire Council Archaeology Service and executed with precision by Spectrum Heritage experts.