Scotland Dig Uncovers 10,000 Years of History in One Field
Archaeologists in Guardbridge, Scotland, have unearthed evidence of human activity spanning 10,000 years during digs ahead of a new housing project. The finds in Fife reveal everything from ancient tools to medieval kilns, offering a rare glimpse into the region's past. Discovery Shakes Up Views on Early Scottish Life Experts from GUARD Archaeology led the excavation in a single field near the River Eden. They started work before builders moved in to construct homes. What they found surprised everyone involved. The site shows signs of Scotland's first people from the Upper Paleolithic period. These early hunters made flint tools there…
