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image captionAn artist s reconstruction of the hillfort near Dunkeld
What is believed to be a Pictish royal hillfort has been revealed after three years of excavations and analysis of finds from the site.
The existence of King s Seat Hillfort has been known for the last 100 years, but the significance of the site has only now been better understood.
A citizen science project involving teams of volunteers carried out the digs near Dunkeld from 2017-2019.
Finds included items believed to have been made in France and Germany.
Archaeologists said this suggested the Picts who lived at King s Seat had trade links with continental Europe, and provided possible evidence that the site was of high status .
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Two college libraries in the north and north-east have been awarded a total of nearly £9,000 to combat the impact of Covid-19.
North East College in Aberdeen and Lews Castle College in Stornoway are among the four projects in Scotland to receive grants from the Innovation and Development Fund (IDF).
Distributed by the Scottish Library and Information Council (SLIC), the scheme aims to help libraries at further and higher institutions develop creative and experimental approaches to deliver their services.