Archaeologists begin three-week dig at potential Neolithic site near Sprouston
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Archaeologists begin three-week dig at potential Neolithic site near Sprouston

29 Jul 2026 · Originally published 28 Jul 2026 7/10 Original headline: Sprouston dig hunts Scotland's 6,000-year-old farming origins
Experts are excavating a site near the River Tweed that may contain the world's northernmost causewayed enclosure from the Stone Age. If confirmed, the discovery could reshape our understanding of how early farming communities settled in Scotland 6,000 years ago.
Source: BBC Scotland
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