Lost and Found: A Scottish Farmer’s Plough Rediscovers a 4,000-Year-Old Mystery
A farmer’s plough accidentally rediscovers a 4,000-year-old tomb on Scotland’s Isle of Bute, lost for 160 years. Inside, two mysterious burials challenge our views.
Tag: Scottish archaeology
The Football Pitch That Almost Buried Scotland’s Greatest Archaeological Secret Forever
GUARD Archaeology discovered Scotland’s most significant Bronze Age hoard in 2016 on land designated for football pitches. The Carnoustie Hoard contains a rare gold-decorated spearhead and bronze sword, revealing sophisticated warrior culture from 3,000 years ago.
Scotland’s Mystery Man: New Clues Unearthed in 18th-Century Moorland Death
The Arnish Moor Man, an 18th-century mystery from Scotland’s Isle of Lewis, is explored in a new exhibition, revealing clues about his life and possible murder.