Keills Chapel is a historic site in Argyll, Scotland, that dates back to the 11th century. It is dedicated to St Cormac and contains a collection of almost 40 carved stones, ranging from early Christian to late-medieval times. The most remarkable stone is the Keills Cross, a free-standing high cross that is similar to those found on Iona. It has intricate carvings of biblical scenes and symbols on one face and is the only example of its kind on the mainland. You can visit Keills Chapel and admire the stones inside the chapel or in the surrounding graveyard.