Dunadd

Dunadd is an ancient hillfort located in Scotland, built around 500–600 AD during early medieval times. Perched atop a rocky hill, it features thick stone walls and a flat summit used for ceremonies and gatherings. Historically, it served as a political and territorial center for the early Gaelic kingdom of Dalriada. Its strategic position provided defense and control over surrounding lands, and its famous stone carvings and footprints may have had ritual or symbolic significance. Today, Dunadd is an important archaeological site, offering insights into early Scottish history and culture.