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Outlander fans have raised £10,115 in just over a month for Scotland’s Culloden battlefield in honour of actor Sam Heughan’s birthday. The National Trust for Scotland site is renowned as the location ...
The shell serves as a tactical marker for researchers. Its location indicates where the government batteries stood and what they targeted. Since mortars were typically aimed at Jacobite artillery or ...
Archaeologists have uncovered a mortar shell from the bloodiest battle in Scotland’s history — a shell that never detonated. The National Trust for Scotland (NTS) announced in mid-April that its ...
Archaeologists have uncovered a mortar shell from the bloodiest battle in Scotland's history — a shell that never detonated. The National Trust for Scotland (NTS) announced in mid-April that its ...
GLASGOW, SCOTLAND—An intact mortar shell has been discovered at Scotland’s Culloden Battlefield by a team of researchers led by Derek Alexander of the National Trust for Scotland and Tony Pollard of ...
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Archaeologists at the National Trust for Scotland have uncovered an unexploded mortar shell at Culloden Battlefield ahead of the 280th anniversary of the final Jacobite uprising. It it believed that ...
An unexploded mortar shell has been discovered more than 200 years after it was fired at the Battle of Culloden, say archaeologists. The ordnance is thought to have been fired from one of six Coehorn ...
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