Pictish society

Pictish society, prominent in early medieval Scotland, was organized around tribes with a complex social structure that included leaders, warriors, artisans, and farmers. They valued art, craftsmanship, and spirituality, evidenced by elaborate stone carvings and symbol systems. Society likely functioned hierarchically, with aristocratic elites overseeing religious and political matters. Picts engaged in agriculture, hunting, and trade, and their culture reflected a blend of indigenous traditions and influences from neighboring regions. Their society was adaptable, resilient, and rich in symbolic and artistic expressions that provide insight into their beliefs and social organization.