Dig hopes to uncover Scotland's 6,000-year-old farming origins — here's what that means and what to expect next.
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- Main development: Dig hopes to uncover Scotland's 6,000-year-old farming origins
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This story centres on "Dig hopes to uncover Scotland's 6,000-year-old farming origins". Here is a quick summary of where things stand: A site in the Borders could be the northernmost Stone Age causeway-accessed enclosure ever found.
Additional context on the story: A site in the Borders could be the northernmost Stone Age causeway-accessed enclosure ever found. Image caption, Cathy MacIver from AOC Archaeology is leading the excavation at Sprouston An archaeological dig is hoping to uncover more secrets from a farming en
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