Tangwystyl verch Morgant Glasvryn explores the evidence for Pictish names.

Press release from York University outlining the discovery of settlement at Portmahomack, Scotland, which was in turn a Pagan fort, a Christian monastery and a Viking port.

Images and descriptions of Pictish symbol stones, together with Pictish kinglists and some information on the Pictish Church.

This exhibition at Brechin Castle Centre tells the story of the Picts in Angus. Timeline of the Picts, the battle of Dunnichen and images of symbol stones.

A charitable society which promotes study and discussion of all aspects of Pictish and Early Scottish history. Who were the Picts? Features, news and events, book reviews.

Dedicated to the Picts, the pre-Scottish people of Caledonia, and Pictish culture. Covers the known history and legends about the Picts as well as comprehensive web links and a bibliography.

Contains maps, images, essays and historical facts about the Pictish people of Scotland and their carved stones.

Discusses the origin and name of the inhabitants of Scotland prior to the Scots, and their struggles against the Romans. Includes maps.