Interesting news · 19 September 2025

300 artefacts 'unexpectedly found' in hunt for William Wallace’s camp

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Archaeologists have uncovered more than 300 artefacts during a four-day dig at a sunken causeway in Stirling, searching for the route used by William Wallace to the Battle of Stirling Bridge.

The discovery, described as “very unexpected,” took place within an 18th-century estate and coincided with the battle’s anniversary. Finds include objects that provide insight into medieval life and Wallace’s military movements.

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