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Clach Ard is one of three Pictish symbol stones on the Isle of Skye. Most of the about 250 stones found so far come from the area between Fife in the south, Orkney and Shetland in the north and are primarily located in the eastern half of Scotland. Only nine have been found in the western half. Clach Ard stands to the southern tip of Loch Snizort.. It was found in 1880 during the demolition of a cottage, where it was used as a lintel, and moved to its present position. Clach Ard means ‘high stone’. It is almost 1.4 metres high and 0.5 metres wide.