Weird Archaeological Discovery In Ancient Scottish Cave – A Neolithic And Celtic Mystery
Ellen Lloyd - AncientPages.com - When archaeologists ventured into the narrow Scottish cave, they had no clues of what they might uncover, if anything at all. As they meticulously examined the cave, they observed curious prehistoric symbols etched onto the walls. Subsequent investigations revealed that this enigmatic cave had been used since the Neolithic era.
While scientists were aware of the frightening legends recounted by locals, they did not anticipate any veracity behind these tales, but they were mistaken. Once they delved deeper into the cave, they made a discovery as remarkable as it was macabre, a find that remains an unexplained archaeological mystery to this day.
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