St Fergus, of Glamis and perhaps Scone
A copper-alloy stain on the Stone, a saint with a scattered set of relics, and why the Stone might once have been the lid of a recess in the abbey floor.

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A Scottish Historical Detective Whodunnit!
Was the stone Edward I took from Scone Abbey in 1296 the true enthronement stone of the kings of Alba — or a substitute? The evidence is laid out like a court case, with the reader as the jury. [6][8]
A copper-alloy stain on the Stone, a saint with a scattered set of relics, and why the Stone might once have been the lid of a recess in the abbey floor.
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