Bullet crossbow from near Craigmillar Castle, probably made in Wigan, England, c. 1750

Bronze processional cross mounts, from Dumfriesshire, 750 - 800 AD [Corrie Loch, Hutton & Corrie, Dumfriesshire]

Stone slab incised on one face with a cross, ogham inscription and fragmentary fish symbol, from Burrian, North Ronaldsay, Orkney, 700 - 800

Crossbow nut of antler, part of the trigger mechanism of a crossbow, from Buiston Crannog, Ayrshire, c. 550 - 700 AD

Portion of an Anglican stone cross-shaft with figures in relief of Christ and saints under canopies, from Hoddam, Dumfriesshire, 7th or 8th century

Right arm of a Northumbrian type sandstone cross, with the right arm of a crucified figure on one side and a backward facing lion on the other, from Lasswade Church, Midlothian, 9th century

Portion of sculptured cross shaft with part of the crucified figure of Christ, from Monifieth

Cross slab of grey sandstone, with fusion of Pictish and Christian elements, found in a church at Monifieth, Angus, Scotland, 800 - 900 AD

Circular head of a cross in grey sandstone, from Whithorn

Head and part of the shaft of an ornamented cross of grey sandstone, from Whithorn

Cross slab of sandstone, ornamented with mixture of Christian motifs and Pictish symbols, from the old church at Kingoldrum, Angus, Scotland, 800 - 900 AD

Stone cross with interlaced work, from Balnahard, Colonsay

Fragment of a sculptured cross shaft with interlaced work, from Coldingham

Stone cross slab with a 'Maltese' cross and a pattern of interlace work, from Glenluce Churchyard, Wigtownshire, 10th or 11th century

Pictish stone cross slab with an equal-armed cross at the top with two clerics on each side of its shaft, and below a panel with a lion, from Papil, Burra, Shetland, 700 - 900 AD

Portion of a cross head of schistose slate inscribed with runes, from Inchmarnock, Bute, 1000 - 1200 AD