Archaeologists were excavating a site in the Scottish Highlands when they stumbled upon a large metal artifact. At first, ...

Archaeologists were surprised to discover a rare chariot wheel dating back to the Iron Age during an excavation at the future site of a golf course near Inverness, Scotland.

Ancient wheel found on site of golf course reveals life of Scotland’s early inhabitants - The excavations discovered around ...

Now there’s a chariot wheel. As crews continue to prep the new Old Petty course for a 2026 grand opening, details of ...

Ahead of construction on a new golf course in the Scottish Highlands, archeologists uncovered an extremely rare find: a ...

Excavation over 500,000 m² uncovered 25+ prehistoric buildings, a ritual circle, and medieval grain kilns. Artefacts will be dated and sent to museums later this year.

The remains of an Iron Age chariot wheel have been discovered at the site of a new Highland golf course. Archaeologists made ...

Traces of ancient dwellings, a ceremonial circle and a wheel which belonged to a Bronze Age chariot have been among the "properly exceptional" finds revealed during the construction of the Old Petty ...

The team found flint tools and at least 25 Neolithic wood buildings. There was also a 3,500-year-old Bronze Age cremation ... to either the National Museum of Scotland in Edinburgh or the ...

Other discoveries, include remnants of Neolithic wooden buildings, a 3,500-year-old Bronze Age cremation urn and evidence for medieval field systems and grain-drying kilns, adding to Scotland’s ...