
Archaeological Research in Scotland
Archaeological research in Scotland involves studying past human activity through excavations, artifacts, and site analysis to understand its history and cultural development. Researchers systematically uncover and examine ancient structures, tools, and other remains, often using advanced techniques such as radiocarbon dating and ground-penetrating radar. Scotland's rich archaeological landscape includes prehistoric sites, castles, and early settlements, offering insights into how people lived, worked, and adapted over thousands of years. This research helps preserve Scotland’s heritage, informs historical knowledge, and contributes to tourism, education, and cultural identity.