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Incised headstone

Incised headstone

Up to 1916, this headstone was being used as a gatepost near Kirkmadrine, Dumfries and Galloway.

Object number KMD001

Time Period: Early medieval, Medieval

Property Information: Kirkmadrine Church

Object type: Headstone

Incised headstone

Incised headstone

The curving lines below the cross-arms on this stone create a simple, flowing motif, almost reminiscent of a fountain or a spring emerging from the stem of the cross.

Object number KMD003

Time Period: Early medieval, Medieval

Property Information: Kirkmadrine Church

Object type: Headstone

Incised headstone

Incised headstone

This stone may be an earlier cross, perhaps an intermediate stage between the Latin-inscribed stones and the later relief crosses found at Kirkmadrine and other sites in the Rhinns, Dumfries and Galloway.

Object number KMD004

Time Period: Medieval

Property Information: Kirkmadrine Church

Object type: Headstone

Incised headstone

Incised headstone

This stone is one of the early Latin stones found at Kirkmadrine, Dumfries and Galloway.

Object number KMD006

Time Period: Early medieval, Medieval

Property Information: Kirkmadrine Church

Object type: Headstone

Incised headstone

Incised headstone

On the basis of its inscription, this would appear to be the earliest stone found at Kirkmadrine, Dumfries and Galloway.

Object number KMD007

Time Period: Early medieval, Medieval

Property Information: Kirkmadrine Church

Object type: Headstone

Log boat

Fragment of timber log boat discovered in 1874 in the River Forth near Cambuskenneth Abbey near Stirling.

Object number CBK054

Time Period: Medieval

Property Information: Cambuskenneth Abbey

Object type: Boat

Cross shaft

What remains of this great cross is a richly carved shaft featuring elements of Pictish and Biblical imagery.

Object number SAC558

Time Period: Early medieval, Medieval

Property Information: St Andrews Cathedral

Object type: Cross

Cross slab

Broken in two parts this is typical of the cross slabs found at St Andrews Cathedral.

Object number SAC560

Time Period: Early medieval, Medieval

Property Information: St Andrews Cathedral

Object type: Cross slab

The Ship Loch Carron of Glasgow

The Ship Loch Carron of Glasgow

Four-masted iron barque built in 1885 by Barclay, Curle & Co., Glasgow.

Object number TRH022

Time Period: 19th century, Modern

Property Information: Trinity House

Object type: Painting

Cross slab fragment

Cross slab fragment

The lower part of an upright grave marker, found built into the wall of the old Church.

Object number MEIG015

Time Period: Early medieval, Medieval

Property Information: Meigle

Object type: Cross slab

Oak charter chest

Oak charter chest

Used by the Corporation of Shipowners and Shipmasters for keeping cash and documents in safe custody before banks were instituted.

Object number TRH061

Time Period: 17th century, Post-medieval

Property Information: Trinity House

Object type: Chest

Narwhal tusk walking stick

Narwhal tusk walking stick

Walking stick made from the tusk of a narwhal brought back by whalers from the Arctic, c.1800s.

Object number TRH333

Time Period: 19th century, Modern

Property Information: Trinity House

Object type: Walking stick

Cross slab

Intertwining ribbons form the shape of this cross, echoing decoration from contemporary manuscripts like the Book of Kells.

Object number IONA068

Time Period: Early medieval, Medieval

Property Information: Iona Abbey

Object type: Cross slab

Cross

Pillar slab which had been built into a wall at St Ninian’s Cave.

Object number WHP.C.03

Time Period: Early medieval, Medieval

Property Information: Whithorn Priory Museum

Object type: Cross

Cross slab

Cross slab, nearly complete, from St Ninian’s Cave.

Object number WHP.C.04

Time Period: Early medieval, Medieval

Property Information: Whithorn Priory Museum

Object type: Cross slab

Cross

Cross slab which had been built into a wall at St Ninian’s Cave, Isle of Whithorn.

Object number WHP.C.06

Time Period: Early medieval, Medieval

Property Information: Whithorn Priory Museum

Object type: Cross

Cross fragment

Stone slab carved with an encircled cross, found built into a wall at St Ninian’s Cave, Isle of Whithorn.

Object number WHP.C.07

Time Period: Early medieval, Medieval

Property Information: Whithorn Priory Museum

Object type: Cross

Votive cross

Stone slab carved with an encircled cross, found in St Ninian’s Cave, Isle of Whithorn.

Object number WHP.C.08

Time Period: Early medieval, Medieval

Property Information: Whithorn Priory Museum

Object type: Cross slab

Incised stone

Stone with incised markings (modern), found at St Ninian's Cave.

Object number WHP.C.15

Time Period: Early medieval, Medieval

Property Information: Whithorn Priory Museum

Object type: Carved stone

Copper alloy sheet

Copper alloy sheet

This decorative plate once formed the back of a composite strap end.

Object number CAER025

Time Period: Medieval

Property Information: Caerlaverock Castle

Object type: Strap end

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