Dig reveals religious settlement (UK)
Evidence of an ancient religious settlement has been discovered by archaeologists working at a visitor attraction in Argyll.
The finds were revealed at the end of a seven year refurbishment project at Crarae Garden near Inverarary.
The National Trust for Scotland, which owns the garden, said a ditch and stone bank dating back to the 7th - 9th century had been uncovered.
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The finds were revealed at the end of a seven year refurbishment project at Crarae Garden near Inverarary.
The National Trust for Scotland, which owns the garden, said a ditch and stone bank dating back to the 7th - 9th century had been uncovered.