US EditionArchaeologists find rare chariot wheel at site of future golf course
- Excavations at the site of the Old Petty Golf Course uncovered over 25 prehistoric wooden buildings, a Bronze Age cremation urn, and a rare chariot wheel, as reported by Avon Archaeology Highland.
- The findings include remnants of Neolithic wooden buildings, medieval field systems, and grain-drying kilns, documenting life in the Highlands from 6,000 years ago to the Middle Ages.
- Stuart McColm emphasized the importance of preserving this heritage while developing the golf course, stating it is 'humbling' to work on historically rich ground.
- Andy Young described the discoveries as 'exceptional,' highlighting the prehistoric ceremonial circle and its connection to ancient practices.
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Archaeologists find rare chariot wheel at site of future golf course
Archaeologists said the discoveries help to "paint a picture of ancient life in the Highlands, from ceremonial practices to agricultural innovation."
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perspectivemedia.comAncient chariot wheel and cremation urn found at site of new golf course
The items are to be radiocarbon-dated later this year.
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