A team from the University of Glasgow team worked with volunteers and students to excavate the former Kelvin Wheelies park.

Evidence of feasting in the Hebrides 5,000 years ago and the discovery of a lost medieval settlement in the Borders have been listed among Scotland's biggest finds of 2025. The Dig It! project also ...

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Built by the earliest Stone Age farmers, who tilled the soil 6,000 years ago, the “monumental” timber building was described as a find of international significance. No buildi ...

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AN amulet once thought to have supernatural power, evidence of feasting in the Hebrides 5000 years ago, and a lost medieval ...

A metal detectorist uncovered Scotland’s earliest known coin, shedding light on 12th-century minting during King David I’s ...

Experts previously thought the first Scottish coins were minted in England, but this penny came from Edinburgh. National ...

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The North Coast 500, or NC500, is just over 500 miles long, tracing a loop around Scotland's northern coast.

The medieval David I silver coin, discovered in a wooded area in Midlothian, has been dated to the second half of the 1130s.