Objects from our Scottish collections The objects in our Scotland galleries encompass the origins of history to the present day. From Roman remains to the famous Lewis chessmen, Pictish treasure to a travelling stall used by members of the Democracy for Scotland campaign, each object tells its own tale about life in Scotland. Iron Age gold torcsThese beautiful neck ornaments were unearthed in a field near Stirling in 2009. Cramond lionessThis Roman sculpture made for a high ranking officer was found by chance in Cramond in 1997. St Ninian's Isle treasureThis fascinating hoard of treasure was discovered during excavations on St Ninian’s Isle, Shetland, in 1948. Hilton of Cadboll stoneThe Hilton of Cadboll stone was carved around AD 800 in northern Scotland, the heartland of the Picts. Hunterston broochThis stunning brooch was found at Hunterston, Ayrshire during the 1930s. Hillman ImpFind out more about this iconic Scottish car made in Linwood, Paisley. Bute mazerThis feasting cup is the oldest and probably the most important Scottish mazer to survive. Silver travelling canteenA gift fit for a prince - Bonnie Prince Charlie, in fact! Queen Mary harpThis harp, or clarsach, was made in the West Highlands in the 15th century. Monymusk ReliquaryTake a look inside one of the most treasured objects in the National Museum of Scotland. Listing Items 1 to 10 of 20 of 2