Almost three centuries after it was fired at Culloden, archaeologists have discovered an unexploded mortar shell in the ...

Ahead of the 280th anniversary of the final Jacobite uprising at Culloden Battlefield, archaeologists from the National Trust ...

The shell fired by government troops at Jacobite forces is believed to have landed on boggy ground and its fuse fizzled out.

Ahead of the 280th anniversary of the final Jacobite uprising at Culloden Battlefield, archaeologists from the National Trust for Scotland have recovered an unexploded mortar shell, thought to have ...

A team of archeologists, metal detectorists, and volunteers led by the National Trust for Scotland have uncovered an ...

"A remarkable—dare I say, explosive—find of the kind archaeologists dream of." ...

Today you can clearly see the foundations of the headquarters building, commandant's house, granaries, gates and defences, all exposed by excavations in 1914-20. The dig also showed that the stone ...

VisitScotland has joined forces with Sony on a new drive to capitalise on the long-running time-travel series.

The company that operates the Jacobite steam train in the Scottish Highlands has agreed to install central door locking on its heritage ...

Kerala's upcoming assembly elections see Christian voters, particularly in central Kerala, becoming a crucial battleground.

Scots Ballad is a song written by Robert Burns in 1787 and read here by Gary Lewis.

The song 'Bannocks o' bear-meal' first appeared in James Johnson's Scots Musical Museum in 1796. While these verses exist in Burns's holograph, it is likely that they are traditional and were ...