St Fergus' Kirk Font, Dyce

At St Fergus' Kirk, Dyce, Aberdeenshire, Scotland to the S of the W door of the church stands a massive pink granite block, measuring 0.63m in breadth and 0.6m in height, which is reputed to be the font. Its irregular shape, however, casts doubt upon it having served this role. A bowl 0.47m in diameter and 0.2m in depth has been cut in its upper surface, with a possible drain-hole, 0.15m in diameter, set off-centre in its base. This leads into a groove 0.04m wide by 0.02m deep. The upper portion of the block, containing the bowl, splays externally. Possibly it is a knocking stone. Source: Objaverse 1.0 / Sketchfab苏格兰阿伯丁郡戴斯的圣弗格斯教堂（St Fergus' Kirk）内，教堂西大门南侧矗立着一块巨型粉红色花岗岩块，宽0.63米、高0.6米，据传曾为洗礼盆。然而其不规则的外形令其曾承担该功能的说法存疑。该石块顶部表面开凿有一个直径0.47米、深度0.2米的碗状凹槽，底部设有一处直径0.15米的疑似排水孔，位置偏离中心，该孔连通一条宽0.04米、深0.02米的沟槽。石块的上部（承载该碗状凹槽的部分）向外外扩。该物体或为一块敲击石。数据来源：Objaverse 1.0 / Sketchfab