The artifact likely belonged to the Picts, who occupied a large settlement in what is now the town of Burghead Sonja Anderson Daily Correspondent During an archaeological dig in Scotland ...

The Picts were an ancient people group living in modern-day Scotland from at least the 300s onward, according to Britannica. They eventually joined a neighboring kingdom and “evolved into ...

The Picts were a collection of tribes lived in what is today eastern and northern Scotland during the Late Iron Age and early Medeival periods from around 270-900AD. They formed a tribal ...

the Picts were descendants of the native Iron Age people who lived between 300AD and 900AD in what is now called Scotland, in the area north of the River Clyde and River Forth. While much ...

During a dig at Burghead fort in Scotland, a volunteer spent weeks digging with no finds. That all changed after 30 days of searching when John Ralph discovered a Pictish ring at the site.

London CNN — A “remarkable” Pictish ring with “an intricate setting” was discovered in Scotland by an amateur archaeologist after being buried for more than 1,000 years. The “kite ...

An amateur archaeologist has told of his excitement at finding a Pictish ring buried for more ... work funded by Historical Environment Scotland for the last three years, said the find was ...

During an archaeological dig in Scotland, a volunteer discovered a 1,000-year-old kite-shaped ring decorated with a garnet or ...

They eventually joined a neighboring kingdom and “evolved into Scotland.” Photos show the Pictish ring before and after being cleaned. Initially, it looked brown and slightly rusty with a ...