Pictish Symbol Stone 1, St Fergus', Dyce

Pictish Symbol Stone 1, Saint Fergus' Church, Dyce, Aberdeenshire, Scotland. This symbol stone is said to have been found in the glebe, and, until it was placed under the Ancient Monuments Act in 1890, it was built into the E wall of the churchyard; it is now preserved within the old church. It is a slab of grey granite, of approximately rectangular shape, rounded at one end, 5ft 6ins (1.67m) long by 2ft 3ins (0.7m) wide, sculptured with incised lines on one (front) face bearing, at the top, the elephant symbol and, below it, the double-disc and Z-rod symbol. The discs are ornamented with circles and central spots. Canmore ID 19465. Source: Objaverse 1.0 / Sketchfab

苏格兰阿伯丁郡戴斯圣弗格斯教堂的皮克特符号石1号。据传该符号石出土于教区公地，在1890年依据《古代遗迹法案》纳入保护范畴之前，它曾被嵌筑于教堂墓地的东墙内，如今则被保存于这座古教堂内部。该石材为灰色花岗岩板，大致呈长方形，一端圆润，长约5英尺6英寸（1.67米），宽约2英尺3英寸（0.7米）；其单面（正面）以阴刻线工艺雕刻纹饰：顶部为大象符号，下方配有双盘与Z形杖符号，圆盘表面饰有同心圆与中心圆点纹样。Canmore ID：19465。数据来源：Objaverse 1.0 / Sketchfab