_45 Rhynie no. 2 and Rhynie no. 3 "At the north-western end of Rhynie's village square stand two Pictish carved stones, known to archaeologists as Rhynie no. 2 and Rhynie no. 3. The stone identified as Rhynie no. 2 has a double disc symbol and a z-rod symbol carved on one side (the meaning of these shapes is unknown). This stone was discovered in the early nineteenth century and moved to its current site in 1836. Rhynie no. 3 depicts a man with a spear and, like the other stone, was moved to its present location in the 1830s." Museum "At the north-western end of Rhynie's village square stand two Pictish carved stones, known to archaeologists as Rhynie no. 2 and Rhynie no. 3. The stone identified as Rhynie no. 2 has a double disc symbol and a z-rod symbol carved on one side (the meaning of these shapes is unknown). This stone was discovered in the early nineteenth century and moved to its current site in 1836. Rhynie no. 3 depicts a man with a spear and, like the other stone, was moved to its present location in the 1830s." 57.332084 -2.835276