Whether you’re driving over the Queensferry Crossing road bridge or playing a round of golf in the town of Saint Andrews, the impact of saints in Scotland can still be seen across the country.
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Scotland’s summer dig season was full of fascinating finds. You can dig into all of the action with #ScotlandDigs2019, the headlines below or our list of 10 ground-breaking discoveries.
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There are over 4,000 shipwrecks recorded in Scottish waters, each with its own story to tell.
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You may already know that the world’s oldest football was found in Stirling Castle, but what happens when archaeologists dig deeper into Scottish sports?Read More
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By now you probably know that Skara Brae is older than the pyramids and carved stone balls were designed to confuse archaeologists, but did you also know…Read More
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On 20 May 685, the Picts made one of the most decisive victories in the history of the British Isles at Blàr Dhùn Neachdain, also known as the Battle of Dunnichen or the Battle of Nechtansmere.
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Scotland is home to hundreds museums, ranging from record-breaking national organisations to buildings with one room run entirely by volunteers – and you’ll find fascinating stories in each and every one of them:Read More
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Ask for the name of something quintessentially Scottish and more than likely golf will be among the first responses (perhaps after tartan and haggis).
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The sun, moon, planets and stars have impacted people’s daily lives for thousands of years. There’s even a name for the study of this relationship: archaeoastronomy. Read More
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Loch monster legends have existed in Scotland for thousands of years. Originally describing horse-like creatures, or kelpies, it is said that they were intended to keep children away from the water. But how old are these legends?Read More
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Game of Thrones fans who live in (or visit) Scotland are in luck – with many of its foundational pillars rooted in history, Scottish archaeology and historic sites give us an entire extended universe in our own backyard to revel in. Read More
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