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| "Sling-shots and shaman: The archaeological enigma of Pictish painted pebbles" Article to be found in Culture24 http://www.culture24.org.uk/hi[...]enigma-Pictish-painted-pebbles Interesting bit on tools used. "To reproduce the perfect circles seen on the Buckquoy pebble, two ‘tools’ were used: the shaft of a large seagull feather cut in half, and the hollow stalk of Wild Angelica, both of which were used with good precision to duplicate the original designs." Reply | with quote |  11th July 2014ce 08:08 |
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