New Archaeological Finds Unearthed on National Trust for Scotland Land

The National Trust for Scotland has revealed a wide range of archaeological discoveries made across its properties over the past year, spanning thousands of years of history. Finds include evidence of a Neolithic community at Crarae, Jacobite-era artefacts at Culloden and Glencoe, medieval remains at the House of Dun and carved stonework linked to Melrose Abbey. A rare James VII coin was also uncovered, offering insight into events surrounding the Glencoe massacre.