Was the Wallace Sword Truly Wielded by the Famous Scottish 'Braveheart'?
Many times, evidence of fantastic finds vanishes, leaving behind only legends (think the Tulli Papyrus or Robin Hood’s Hideout).
Source: ancient-origins.net
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Eco-zealots who smashed display containing William Wallace's sword ordered to pay £10k fine
Alexander Cloudsley, 30, Katrielle Chan, 21 and Imogen Robertson, 22, said they were emulating the actions of Ethel Moorhead.
Source: dailymail.co.uk
William Wallace sword returns to Wallace Monument
The sword was removed from public display after protestors caused damage to its casing.
Chris Kane William Wallace National Wallace Monument On Stirling Council National Wallace Monument Wallace Sword
Source: bbc.co.uk
Stirling: Historic sword returns home to Wallace Monument
ONE of Scotland’s greatest treasures is back where it belongs in Stirling.
Source: thenational.scot
William Wallace's sword returned to Wallace Monument after casing smashed during climate protest
The two-handed blade is purported to have belonged to William Wallace and is said to have been used by the Scottish knight at the Battle of Stirling Bridge in 1297 and the Battle of Falkirk in 1298.
Source: sky.com
William Wallace sword display smashed with hammers in oil protest
The pair smashed the glass containing the historical figures sword and spray painted the display.
Source: thenational.scot
The Wallace Sword: Was it Truly Wielded by the Famous Scottish 'Braveheart'?
Many times, evidence of fantastic finds vanishes, leaving behind only legends (think the Tulli Papyrus or Robin Hood’s Hideout). However, sometimes, fabulous artifacts from history manage to survive intact across the millennia.
Source: ancient-origins.net
Mains of Cardross and Castle Hill :: Geograph Britain and Ireland
User contributed article about, A discussion of the two sites in connection with King Robert the Bruce and his Cardross residence
Source: geograph.org.uk