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Saint Ninian, Celtic missionary, to Southern Picts, in Scotland, stained glass, by J Powell & Son, 1900, Blakeney, Norfolk, England 2 Stock Photo

RM2GM4F57–Saint Ninian, Celtic missionary, to Southern Picts, in Scotland, stained glass, by J Powell & Son, 1900, Blakeney, Norfolk, England 2

Hunting animal scene on carved Celtic Pictish Christian symbol stone at Shandwick, Easter Ross, Highland Region, Scotland Stock Photo

RMKMF6R8–Hunting animal scene on carved Celtic Pictish Christian symbol stone at Shandwick, Easter Ross, Highland Region, Scotland

Pictish carved stone, Meigle Sculptured Stone Museum, Meigle, Perth and Kinross, Scotland, UK Stock Photo

RMCX7DGY–Pictish carved stone, Meigle Sculptured Stone Museum, Meigle, Perth and Kinross, Scotland, UK

Pictish Horseman at Edderton Stock Photo

RFDYB7BA–Pictish Horseman at Edderton

Pictish Symbol Stone, Abernethy, Scotland Stock Photo

RMB954DA–Pictish Symbol Stone, Abernethy, Scotland

RFS057X2–Pictish Serpent

Hadrian's Wall, Northumberland, England. August 2017 Wikipaedia: Hadrian's Wall (Latin: Vallum Aelium), also called the Roman Wall, Picts' Wall, or Va Stock Photo

RMK2AYTW–Hadrian's Wall, Northumberland, England. August 2017 Wikipaedia: Hadrian's Wall (Latin: Vallum Aelium), also called the Roman Wall, Picts' Wall, or Va

Picts and Scots attacking a Roman Stronghold Stock Photo

RMM1GKDN–Picts and Scots attacking a Roman Stronghold

Roam druid Britons Picts Late Iron Age Early Mediaeval Scotland Pitlochry Pictish Roman conquest Britain Gaels priest people Stock Photo

RFC8N9K6–Roam druid Britons Picts Late Iron Age Early Mediaeval Scotland Pitlochry Pictish Roman conquest Britain Gaels priest people

RF2BDXMC3–Picts, Celtic Britons

ANCIENT BRITAINS as imagined in an 18th century engraving Stock Photo

RM2B08PTB–ANCIENT BRITAINS as imagined in an 18th century engraving

The Building of the Wall. By Henry Justice Ford (1860-1941). Hadrian's Wall (Vallum Aelium), also called the Roman Wall and Picts' Wall, was a defensive fortification in the Roman province of Britannia, begun in AD 122 in the reign of the emperor Hadrian. Stock Photo

RMRHPNDJ–The Building of the Wall. By Henry Justice Ford (1860-1941). Hadrian's Wall (Vallum Aelium), also called the Roman Wall and Picts' Wall, was a defensive fortification in the Roman province of Britannia, begun in AD 122 in the reign of the emperor Hadrian.

The Tarbat visitor center with museum about the Picts at Portmahomack, Scotland, UK, Europe, PublicGround Stock Photo

RMDGRJMH–The Tarbat visitor center with museum about the Picts at Portmahomack, Scotland, UK, Europe, PublicGround

A Young Daughter of the Picts, Jacques Le Moyne de Morgues, ca. 1533–before 1588, French, active in England from ca.1580., Formerly attributed to John White, active 1585–1593, British, ca. 1585, Watercolor and gouache, touched with gold on parchment, Sheet: 10 1/4 × 7 3/8 inches (26 × 18.7 cm) and Frame: 20 3/8 × 15 3/8 × 1 inches (51.8 × 39.1 × 2.5 cm), botany, ethnology, figure study, flowers (plants), hair, lance, miniature painting, religious and mythological subject, root, science, settlement, spear, sword, tattoos, women Stock Photo

RM2DHTFPN–A Young Daughter of the Picts, Jacques Le Moyne de Morgues, ca. 1533–before 1588, French, active in England from ca.1580., Formerly attributed to John White, active 1585–1593, British, ca. 1585, Watercolor and gouache, touched with gold on parchment, Sheet: 10 1/4 × 7 3/8 inches (26 × 18.7 cm) and Frame: 20 3/8 × 15 3/8 × 1 inches (51.8 × 39.1 × 2.5 cm), botany, ethnology, figure study, flowers (plants), hair, lance, miniature painting, religious and mythological subject, root, science, settlement, spear, sword, tattoos, women

Restenneth Abbey, near Forfar, Angus, Scotland, UK Stock Photo

RMCPAPRP–Restenneth Abbey, near Forfar, Angus, Scotland, UK

Hadrian's Wall, Northumberland, England, UK Stock Photo

RMKEKM5N–Hadrian's Wall, Northumberland, England, UK

Carved Pictish Stone in The Meigle Museum east of Blairgowrie Stock Photo

RMANMPY2–Carved Pictish Stone in The Meigle Museum east of Blairgowrie

The Lomond Hills from Moncrieffe Hill Fort, Moncrieffe Hill, Perth, Perthshire Stock Photo

RMD9YF2E–The Lomond Hills from Moncrieffe Hill Fort, Moncrieffe Hill, Perth, Perthshire

The Brough of Birsay tidal island off the North West coast of Mainland Orkney, Scotland, UK Stock Photo

RFH610FF–The Brough of Birsay tidal island off the North West coast of Mainland Orkney, Scotland, UK

RM2GM4F5A–Saint Ninian, Celtic missionary, to Southern Picts, in Scotland, stained glass, by J Powell & Son, 1900, Blakeney, Norfolk, England 2

Panel on front of Celtic Pictish mediaeval Christian cross slab, Aberlemno churchyard, Tayside. Scotland. Seahorse motif Stock Photo

RMKMF8CY–Panel on front of Celtic Pictish mediaeval Christian cross slab, Aberlemno churchyard, Tayside. Scotland. Seahorse motif

RMCX7DH3–Pictish carved stone, Meigle Sculptured Stone Museum, Meigle, Perth and Kinross, Scotland, UK

RFDYB7BG–Pictish Horseman at Edderton

Replica of Pictish symbol stone found in Norse settlement excavated on the Brough of Birsay Orkney Islands, Scotland, UK, Stock Photo

RMCRHG24–Replica of Pictish symbol stone found in Norse settlement excavated on the Brough of Birsay Orkney Islands, Scotland, UK,

The 9th century carved Pictish cross-slab in the grounds of Elgin Cathedral Stock Photo

RM2B6KRY3–The 9th century carved Pictish cross-slab in the grounds of Elgin Cathedral

The Hadrian's wall path runs alongside a section of the wall near Cawfield Crags. Stock Photo

RFE7PHGW–The Hadrian's wall path runs alongside a section of the wall near Cawfield Crags.

Pictish symbol stone at Aberlemno in Angus in Scotland. Stock Photo

RMTWFC3A–Pictish symbol stone at Aberlemno in Angus in Scotland.

edonian pict warrior man male tattoo Caledonians Caledonii Confederacy Scotland Iron Age Roman Britons Picts. Great Britain Stock Photo

RMBT64WT–edonian pict warrior man male tattoo Caledonians Caledonii Confederacy Scotland Iron Age Roman Britons Picts. Great Britain

Maiden Pictish Stone at Chapel of Garioch in Aberdeenshire. Stock Photo

RMDPAGT4–Maiden Pictish Stone at Chapel of Garioch in Aberdeenshire.

Pictish symbol stone, Brough of Birsay, Orkney Scotland UK Stock Photo

RMJJ022A–Pictish symbol stone, Brough of Birsay, Orkney Scotland UK

PICTISH BATTLESTONE IN MORTLACH CEMETERY DUFFTOWN SCOTLAND DETAIL OF A CELTIC CROSS A PAIR OF FISH MONSTERS AND A BEAST Stock Photo

RFE5D7AH–PICTISH BATTLESTONE IN MORTLACH CEMETERY DUFFTOWN SCOTLAND DETAIL OF A CELTIC CROSS A PAIR OF FISH MONSTERS AND A BEAST

The Farr Stone cross slab, Bettyhill, Sutherland Stock Photo

RF2JHPWRY–The Farr Stone cross slab, Bettyhill, Sutherland

Lady looks at the symbols on the reconstructed Hilton of Cadboll Pictish standing stone Stock Photo

RF2GDFN9A–Lady looks at the symbols on the reconstructed Hilton of Cadboll Pictish standing stone

The Crescent Stone, one of three 8th century Pictish stones at the side of the B9134 at Aberlemno, Angus, Angus, Scotland. Stock Photo

RMPRKK8N–The Crescent Stone, one of three 8th century Pictish stones at the side of the B9134 at Aberlemno, Angus, Angus, Scotland.

Dun Dornaigil broch, Sutherland, Scotland Stock Photo

RF2C75TGW–Dun Dornaigil broch, Sutherland, Scotland

RMS2W06D–The Pictish Queen

RMD9YF0T–The Lomond Hills from Moncrieffe Hill Fort, Moncrieffe Hill, Perth, Perthshire

RMH610FE–The Brough of Birsay tidal island off the North West coast of Mainland Orkney, Scotland, UK

RF2M8GNP3–Dun Dornaigil broch

Curvilinear detail of carved Celtic Pictish Christian symbol stone monument at Shandwick, Easter Ross, Highland Region, Scotland Stock Photo

RMKMF6M3–Curvilinear detail of carved Celtic Pictish Christian symbol stone monument at Shandwick, Easter Ross, Highland Region, Scotland

Hadrian's Wall, Roman Empire's border in Northumbria, England, 2nd century AD. Photograph Stock Photo

RMP9TX0K–Hadrian's Wall, Roman Empire's border in Northumbria, England, 2nd century AD. Photograph

RFDYB7B7–Eagle Stone Strathpeffer

RMCRHG1N–Replica of Pictish symbol stone found in Norse settlement excavated on the Brough of Birsay Orkney Islands, Scotland, UK,

RM2B6KRY8–The 9th century carved Pictish cross-slab in the grounds of Elgin Cathedral

B1981.25.2646 22 A Young Daughter of the Picts Stock Photo

RMMWYJY2–B1981.25.2646 22 A Young Daughter of the Picts

RM2M5R3PY–Burghead Well

hun anglo saxon anglo saxon chieftan picts Stock Photo

RFBEBMKK–hun anglo saxon anglo saxon chieftan picts

Heritage sign for Tap O' Noth hillfort at Rhynie in Aberdeenshire, Scotland Stock Photo

RMDJF3GR–Heritage sign for Tap O' Noth hillfort at Rhynie in Aberdeenshire, Scotland

RMJJ021N–Pictish symbol stone, Brough of Birsay, Orkney Scotland UK

Pictish Stones, 1,500 years old Museum, Dunrobin Castle, Golspie, Sutherland, Scotland Stock Photo

RF2JAN3T0–Pictish Stones, 1,500 years old Museum, Dunrobin Castle, Golspie, Sutherland, Scotland

Remains of a Norse church and pictish stone, Brough of Birsay, Orkney Stock Photo

RF2CD4K10–Remains of a Norse church and pictish stone, Brough of Birsay, Orkney

ENGLAND, UNITED KINGDOM; HADRIAN'S WALL; ROMAN EMPEROR HADRIAN'S NORTHERN FORTIFICATIONS (RUNS FOR SEVERAL MILES NEAR NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE) (MODEL RELE Stock Photo

RF2G2E5R3–ENGLAND, UNITED KINGDOM; HADRIAN'S WALL; ROMAN EMPEROR HADRIAN'S NORTHERN FORTIFICATIONS (RUNS FOR SEVERAL MILES NEAR NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE) (MODEL RELE

RMPRKK7N–The Crescent Stone, one of three 8th century Pictish stones at the side of the B9134 at Aberlemno, Angus, Angus, Scotland.

RF2C75TG3–Dun Dornaigil broch, Sutherland, Scotland

A view of the Brough of Birsay in Orkney, UK with photographer's shadow in bottom corner Stock Photo

RFG188J1–A view of the Brough of Birsay in Orkney, UK with photographer's shadow in bottom corner

The ruined Broch at Dun Gearymore on the Isle of Skye near Waternish point Stock Photo

RMCRWFR4–The ruined Broch at Dun Gearymore on the Isle of Skye near Waternish point

RFH610G7–The Brough of Birsay tidal island off the North West coast of Mainland Orkney, Scotland, UK

RF2NG4JTE–Borrowston broch

Reverse side detail Celtic Pictish Christian cross slab at roadside near Aberlemno village, Tayside, Scotland. Warriors huntsmen Stock Photo

RMB1MTH7–Reverse side detail Celtic Pictish Christian cross slab at roadside near Aberlemno village, Tayside, Scotland. Warriors huntsmen

RMP9TX3J–Hadrian's Wall, Roman Empire's border in Northumbria, England, 2nd century AD. Photograph

RFDRRNR3–Migvie Double Disc

Nigg Old Kirk home of the pictish Nigg Cross-slab symbol stone Stock Photo

RF2E9KFAY–Nigg Old Kirk home of the pictish Nigg Cross-slab symbol stone

Hadrian's Wall: a panoramic view of Sewingshields Crags, seen from King's Hill to the south-west. Stock Photo

RFKY45E7–Hadrian's Wall: a panoramic view of Sewingshields Crags, seen from King's Hill to the south-west.

dh Pict Queen statue PORTMAHOMACK EASTER ROSS CROMARTY Pictish trail Tarbat discovery centre alba picts Scotland Stock Photo

RMA08F6F–dh Pict Queen statue PORTMAHOMACK EASTER ROSS CROMARTY Pictish trail Tarbat discovery centre alba picts Scotland

RM2M5R3PT–Burghead Well

Aberlemno I (The Serpent Stone), Aberlemno, Scotland, UK. A Pictish symbol stone dating from the seventh century AD Stock Photo

RMB7EYHR–Aberlemno I (The Serpent Stone), Aberlemno, Scotland, UK. A Pictish symbol stone dating from the seventh century AD

Site of Pictish Hillfort at Craig Phadrig in Inverness-shire, Scotland. Stock Photo

RMDNC68K–Site of Pictish Hillfort at Craig Phadrig in Inverness-shire, Scotland.

Vintage illustrations of Picts' Houses 1900s. Stock Photo

RF2BAGXXM–Vintage illustrations of Picts' Houses 1900s.

RF2JAN3N7–Pictish Stones, 1,500 years old Museum, Dunrobin Castle, Golspie, Sutherland, Scotland

RF2JHPWWB–The Farr Stone cross slab, Bettyhill, Sutherland

ENGLAND, UNITED KINGDOM; HADRIAN'S WALL; ROMAN EMPEROR HADRIAN'S NORTHERN FORTIFICATIONS (RUNS FOR SEVERAL MILES NEAR NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE) Stock Photo

RF2G2E5R1–ENGLAND, UNITED KINGDOM; HADRIAN'S WALL; ROMAN EMPEROR HADRIAN'S NORTHERN FORTIFICATIONS (RUNS FOR SEVERAL MILES NEAR NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE)

The Great Stone ( The Roadside Cross ) one of three 8th century Pictish stones at the side of the B9134 at Aberlemno, Angus, Angus, Scotland. Stock Photo

RMPRKK64–The Great Stone ( The Roadside Cross ) one of three 8th century Pictish stones at the side of the B9134 at Aberlemno, Angus, Angus, Scotland.

RFPW58YB–Dun Telve broch, Scotland

RFG188J3–A view of the Brough of Birsay in Orkney, UK with photographer's shadow in bottom corner

RMCRWFM2–The ruined Broch at Dun Gearymore on the Isle of Skye near Waternish point

RFH610G4–The Brough of Birsay tidal island off the North West coast of Mainland Orkney, Scotland, UK

RF2M8GRYH–Brounaban broch

The ancient priory church at Restenneth, believed to have been founded by Nechtan, king of the Picts about 715. Stock Photo

RMCF35CX–The ancient priory church at Restenneth, believed to have been founded by Nechtan, king of the Picts about 715.

RMPAK2XW–Hadrian's Wall, Roman Empire's border in Northumbria, England, 2nd century AD. Photograph

RFBWK0RH–Glamis pictish symbols

The ancient Congash Pictish Symbol Stone at sunset, Grantown on Spey. SCO 8746 Stock Photo

RFCY508E–The ancient Congash Pictish Symbol Stone at sunset, Grantown on Spey. SCO 8746

RFKY45EB–Hadrian's Wall: a panoramic view of Sewingshields Crags, seen from King's Hill to the south-west.

The ancient priory church at Restenneth. It is believed to have been founded by Nechtan, king of the Picts about 715 Stock Photo

RFR31GY1–The ancient priory church at Restenneth. It is believed to have been founded by Nechtan, king of the Picts about 715

RM2M5EEGM–Burghead Well Entrance

The restored ‘Dogs’ Home’, in woods above Coniston Water, which featured in Arthur Ransome’s ‘The Picts and The Martyrs’ Stock Photo

RMG0MTK9–The restored ‘Dogs’ Home’, in woods above Coniston Water, which featured in Arthur Ransome’s ‘The Picts and The Martyrs’

Pictish Stone with Cross at Muir of Dinnet in Scotland. Stock Photo

RMFFY2WM–Pictish Stone with Cross at Muir of Dinnet in Scotland.

A view of remnants of Hadrian's Wall near Steel Rigg in northern England Stock Photo

RF2JFNAHK–A view of remnants of Hadrian's Wall near Steel Rigg in northern England

RF2JAN3HE–Pictish Stones, 1,500 years old Museum, Dunrobin Castle, Golspie, Sutherland, Scotland

RF2JHPWT2–The Farr Stone cross slab, Bettyhill, Sutherland

RF2G2E5TG–ENGLAND, UNITED KINGDOM; HADRIAN'S WALL; ROMAN EMPEROR HADRIAN'S NORTHERN FORTIFICATIONS (RUNS FOR SEVERAL MILES NEAR NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE)

RMPRKKA5–The Great Stone ( The Roadside Cross ) one of three 8th century Pictish stones at the side of the B9134 at Aberlemno, Angus, Angus, Scotland.

RFPW591B–Dun Troddan broch, Scotland

Local print media photographer checking his picts on his digital camera Stock Photo

RMB55NPK–Local print media photographer checking his picts on his digital camera

RMK2B0DF–Hadrian's Wall, Northumberland, England. August 2017 Wikipaedia: Hadrian's Wall (Latin: Vallum Aelium), also called the Roman Wall, Picts' Wall, or Va

Constantius Chlorus (250-306) was born into a noble framily from Dardania descended from emperors Claudius II and Quintillus. Constantius joined the Roman army and served under various emperors, eventually being elevated to junior co-emperor alongside Galerius in 293, forming the Tetrarchy. In 305, Diocletian and Maximian abdicated, elevating Constantius and Galerius to joint emperors. Constantius was fighting the Picts in Britain beyond the Antonine Wall when the declaration came, but he died suddenly a year later in Eboracum (York). His death led to the collapse of the Tetrarchy. His son w Stock Photo

RM2B03B9J–Constantius Chlorus (250-306) was born into a noble framily from Dardania descended from emperors Claudius II and Quintillus. Constantius joined the Roman army and served under various emperors, eventually being elevated to junior co-emperor alongside Galerius in 293, forming the Tetrarchy. In 305, Diocletian and Maximian abdicated, elevating Constantius and Galerius to joint emperors. Constantius was fighting the Picts in Britain beyond the Antonine Wall when the declaration came, but he died suddenly a year later in Eboracum (York). His death led to the collapse of the Tetrarchy. His son w