Evidence has been discovered for one of the earliest human populations yet known in Scotland.

A team of archaeologists and scientists led by Karen Hardy discovered stone tools used during the Late Upper Palaeolithic ...

A team of archaeologists and scientists led by Karen Hardy, Professor of Prehistoric Archaeology at the University of Glasgow ...

EVIDENCE of “one of the earliest human populations yet known in Scotland” has been found on the Isle of Skye . Stone tools found on the island off the west coast date back to around 9500-9000 years ...

Stone tools discovered by a team of archaeologists and scientists from the University of Glasgow are believed to date back to more than 11,000 ...

Woven material It is on show for the first time at The Scottish Crannog Centre’s Iron Age village, visitor centre and museum, ...

Stone tools discovered by a team of archaeologists and scientists from the University of Glasgow are believed to date back to ...

Cabot Highlands is sculpting a 123-acre site in the pristine Scottish Highlands near Inverness into a championship-caliber golf course. But lost balls and sand traps aren’t the only things ...

Archaeologists uncovered a rare prehistoric chariot wheel near Inverness, Scotland, during construction of a golf course.

Workshops created 240 fabric quilt squares turned into hangings to go on show at Kilmartin Museum as part of its new ...

Ged O'Brien believes that Scotland, not England, is the home of football - and now claims to have found proof.

A LEADING sports historian has claimed to have found the world’s oldest known football pitch on a former 17th century farm in the south of Scotland — proving that organised games have ...