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Historical Archive: Anglo-Saxon and Pictish stone Easterton Pictish slab, lines side, sandstone aft. 500, NMS X.IB 226, which has its own page Pictish stone slab, "The Burghead Bull" from Burghead, Morayshire, Grampian, Scotland, 7th c., BM MME 1861,10-24,1 Easterton Pictish slab, animals side, sandstone 7th-8th c., NMS X.IB 226, which has its own page grave marker from under York Minster, early 8th c., Yorkshire Museum cross fragment, front, limestone, 9th c., Croft on Tees, St Peter's Church cross fragment, lower front, limestone, 9th c., Croft on Tees, St Peter's Church cross fragment, right side, limestone, 9th c., Croft on Tees, St Peter's Church cross fragment, back and right side, limestone, 9th c., Croft on Tees, St Peter's Church cross fragment, back, limestone, 9th c., Croft on Tees, St Peter's Church cross shaft fragment, front and right side, limestone, 9th c., All Saints' Church, Otley cross shaft fragment, front: evangelists, limestone, 9th c., All Saints' Church, Otley cross shaft fragment, upper front: evangelist, limestone, 9th c., All Saints' Church, Otley cross shaft fragment, left side, limestone, 9th c., All Saints' Church, Otley gravestone fr. St Paul's, limestone, early 11th c., MoL 4075, which has its own page St Mary Bishophill Jr, York, cross fragment with secular figures, millstone grit (sandstone), late 8th-9th c., Yorkshire Museum 1979.53 St Mary Bishophill Jr, York, cross fragment with secular figures, millstone grit (sandstone), 8th-9th c., Yorkshire Museum 1979.53 Weston church cross fragment side 1, top recut with Viking imagery, Yorkshire Museum Weston church cross fragment side 2, top recut with Viking imagery, Yorkshire Museum hermitage walls poss. 10th-11th c., Inchcolm Abbey, which has its own page