Community-led archaeology project uncovers a major monastery of medieval Scotland
A community-led archaeology project has discovered the remains of a medieval monastery in western Scotland. The find is significant because it sheds light on a previously unknown site mentioned in historical records and local folklore. Archaeologists have identified the site as Lios Mòr, an important ecclesiastical center.
Why it's good news: Who are interested in learning about Scotland's medieval history and the cultural heritage of its communities.
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