Tullich
This Class I symbol stone was found in 1866 by the Reverend John Michie, minister of Dinnet, built into the north wall of the church where it was either being used as a lintel over a window or to block an old doorway. It was subsequently removed and placed in a railed enclosure against the north wall of the church along with several cross slabs. It is currently being stored off-site for conservation with plans to display it in a new shelter in the kirkyard.
The stone is carved with a double disc and Z-rod above a Pictish beast with a mirror below.
Alternative names for Tullich
St Nathalan's Kirk
Where is Tullich?
Tullich is in the parish of Glenmuick, Tullich and Glengairn and the county of Aberdeenshire.
Grid reference: NO 39050 97548
Lat / long: 57.0649207822423, -3.00670065431784
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Accommodation near Tullich
Morven View Cottages
0.9km away
The Deeside Inn
2.8km away
The Auld Kirk
2.8km away
Glenernan Bothy
3.0km away
Glenernan Guest House
3.0km away
Schoolhouse Hostel
3.0km away
Glen Lui Hotel
3.1km away
Glendavan House
6.2km away
Loch Kinord Hotel & Royal Deeside Woodland Lodges
6.9km away
Aberdeen Arms
11.3km away
Cafés, restaurants & bars near Tullich
The Deeside Inn
2.8km away
Loch Kinord Hotel & Royal Deeside Woodland Lodges
6.9km away
Aberdeen Arms
11.3km away
Best Western Burnett Arms Hotel
30.4km away
Dalmunzie Castle
39.7km away
Macdonald Pittodrie House
40.5km away
Swallow Thainstone House Hotel
43.5km away
Dean's of Huntly
44.1km away
Lochside Lodge & Roundhouse Restaurant
44.2km away
Holiday Inn Aberdeen West
45.3km away