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Dig It! Reveals Scotland's top archaeological discoveries of 2022' - Vimarsana News

Dig It! Reveals Scotland's top archaeological discoveries of 2022'

From Neolithic axe marks to the legend of Merlin; Scottish archaeology hub Dig It! have presented their annual list of the biggest Scottish…

Hopes of uncovering rare Viking boat burials on Isle of Mull dashed - Vimarsana News

Hopes of uncovering rare Viking boat burials on Isle of Mull dashed

Archaeologists examined mounds at Lephin and found they were glacial features from the last ice age.

Source: bbc.co.uk
Mull Archaeology: 'Boat burials' at Lephin subject of new dig - Vimarsana News

Mull Archaeology: 'Boat burials' at Lephin subject of new dig

Specialists and volunteers will begin work on the suspected barrows’ secrets this month

Possible Mull Viking boat burials to be investigated - Vimarsana News

Possible Mull Viking boat burials to be investigated

Archaeologists will evaluate two mounds on Mull as part of a series of digs later this month.

Source: bbc.co.uk
Was this how this ancient castle used to look? Historian brings seat of the Clan MacTavish back to life after its ruins were revealed for the first time in 200 years - Vimarsana News

Was this how this ancient castle used to look? Historian brings seat of the Clan MacTavish back to life after its ruins were revealed for the first time in 200 years

Historian brings seat of the Clan MacTavish back to life after its ruins were revealed for the first time in 200 years Updated: July 25, 2021, 3:29 pm Clan MacTavish historian Patrick Thompson has created a visual impression of how the now ruined former seat of the clan would have looked. A clan historian has brought a ruined castle back to life after studying its foundations when they became visible for the first time in centuries. Maintenance work on the Crinan Canal in Argyll earlier this year revealed the remnants of the former seat of the Clan MacTavish. Loch a’Bharain, a freshwater lo...