Visitors to an ancient chambered cairn in Galloway are being given the chance to see how it might have looked 6,000 years ago. An enormous pile of stones is all that remains of the structure built ...

Visitors to an ancient chambered cairn can now step back in time to see how the ruin once looked around 6,000 years ago. An enormous pile of stones is all that remains of Boreland in Knockman Wood ...

Visitors to an ancient chambered cairn in Galloway are being given the chance to see how it might have looked 6,000 years ago.

It is one of Scotland's longest chambered cairn, measuring 116m (380ft) in length. Bones were removed from the site on Essich Moor by antiquarians in 1918, according to Historic Environment ...

The tomb, known as Isbister Chambered Cairn, dates to 3200 BC and was used for 800 years but has been closed since the Covid pandemic. Comments. Scotland Now. Douglas Dickie and Ambarish Awale.

Paul visits the chambered cairn at Quoyness, believed to have been built an incredible 5000 years ago, and which is remarkable monument to a now forgotten people.

The team made the find at Tresness, a chambered cairn on the Orkney island of Sanday that dates to around 3500 B.C.E. “A cracking find from the tomb!” wrote Hugo Anderson-Whymark, ...

Visitors to an ancient chambered cairn in Galloway are being given the chance to see how it might have looked 6,000 years ago. An enormous pile of stones is all that remains of the structure built ...