Forteviot: A Pictish and Scottish Royal Centre

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Forteviot, a significant early medieval site in Scotland, has long been viewed as a royal capital of the Pictish kingdom of Fortriu and the early Scots, yet much of its history remains elusive due to its partial destruction in the 19th century. This comprehensive study focuses on the site’s enigmatic arch, discovered in 1836, revealing insights into Pictish kingship and the Church. It highlights the historical figure of Unuist son of Uurguist, bringing him into clearer focus and enriching our understanding of this pivotal period in Scottish history.