_44 The Craw Stane (Rhynie no. 1) "The Craw Stane (also known to archaeologists as Rhynie no. 1) is a standing stone carved with Pictish symbols of a fish and another unidentifiable animal. The Craw Stane is probably the only one of the Rhynie Pictish stones to still stand in its original location. Recent excavations by the University of Aberdeen revealed the presence of a large palisaded enclosure with multiple ditches near to the Craw Stane. The excavations also revealed fragments of imported glass and late Roman pottery. It is therefore likely that the Craw Stane was part of a very high-status Pictish settlement - perhaps even a royal site." Museum "The Craw Stane (also known to archaeologists as Rhynie no. 1) is a standing stone carved with Pictish symbols of a fish and another unidentifiable animal. The Craw Stane is probably the only one of the Rhynie Pictish stones to still stand in its original location. Recent excavations by the University of Aberdeen revealed the presence of a large palisaded enclosure with multiple ditches near to the Craw Stane. The excavations also revealed fragments of imported glass and late Roman pottery. It is therefore likely that the Craw Stane was part of a very high-status Pictish settlement - perhaps even a royal site." 57.324827 -2.836611