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Discovered close to St Andrews Cathedral, this piece of late 8th Century Pictish stone coffin shows an incredible arrage of figures, including one breaking the jaws of a lion and another armed with a spear and poised to strike a wolf. It is believed to have been commissioned by Pictish King Óengus, although it is not clear if it was used for his own burial. | Other 3rd Party Photo: Historic Environment Scotland
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