New Archaeological Dig at Culloden Battlefield Unveils Historical Insights

Experts and volunteers employ advanced techniques to uncover artefacts at the 1746 battle site near Inverness.

The excavation at Culloden Battlefield is a collaborative effort involving the National Trust for Scotland, University of Glasgow, and international volunteers.
Modern archaeological techniques, previously used at the Battle of Waterloo site, are being applied to enhance artefact recovery.
Findings aim to deepen understanding of the Battle of Culloden, a pivotal event in the 1746 Jacobite rising.
Initial discoveries include a button, with hopes of uncovering more items that reveal the battle's historical context.
The dig is conducted with respect for the site's status as a designated war grave, ensuring careful preservation of its solemn history.