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The 3 foot-high stone in the St Andrew's kirkyard has a thin cross carved onto its side and, what might be some faint pock marks. There used to be a sundial on the top of the stone but now coins are frequently left as an offering. The cross was probably carved in 800 AD.
This stone once formed part of a prehistoric stone circle - indeed there are some large stones built into the church porch and there used to be three standing stones in the vicar's garden. Other stones can still be found in a dyke to the south-west of the church. Dunino was where the Dark Age kings of Scotland were inaugurated.
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