NO22NE 38 2660 2965. Two medieval carved stone heads of crowned kings were found by Walter Campbell of Ballindean House in a ploughed field in the 1960s. One head was sold to a Glasgow dealer, the other has recently come to light. The surviving head probably decorated a right-hand door-jamb or archway, with the face turned in at an angle of 45 degrees from the plane of the jamb. The circular cross-section of the neck suggests that the head rested on a moulding 105mm in diameter protruding from the door-jamb. The head has been roughly removed from the original building, and half of the geometrically decorated crown has been lost. The king's wavy hair-style may suggest a 15th century date. No church or chapel is recorded on this site, but the heads may have been a pair salvaged from an important ecclesiastical building with royal connections in the vicinity, possibly Scone Abbey. Donated to Perth Museum and Art Gallery. Acc No 1992.617. M D King 1992.