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Carvings of red deer found in neolithic tomb

Par TV adaptations dans Scotland le 24 Juin 2021 à 06:41

Prehistoric carvings of red deer found in Scottish neolithic tomb

Amateur archaeologist exploring Dunchraigaig cairn found animal depictions by chance

The Guardian

by Severin Carrell

Scotland editor

Mon 31 May 2021

Delicate prehistoric carvings of adult red deer, thought to be the oldest of their type in the UK, have been found in a tomb in one of Scotland’s most famous neolithic sites.

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Tags : Scotland, Ancient Britain, prehistory, neolithic
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