Ardestie Souterrain is a remarkable example of a fairly complete Earth House which was built around 0-100CE during the Iron Age. An archeological excavation took place in 1949-1950 which found a Cup & Ring marked stone, entrance lintels, irregular floor paving slabs, a central drain, curved chamber, possible burial Cist, flint arrow heads and copper alloy ball with a hole...
Read moreArdestie Earth House is a remarkable Pictish site that’s both atmospheric and fascinating. The underground structure is well preserved, with clear information boards that explain its history and purpose. It’s easy to reach and makes a great companion visit to nearby Carlungie. A hidden piece of Scotland’s past that’s definitely...
Read moreA great example of this sort of Earth house with easy access. Just adhere to the rules when accessing the site. Make sure the gates are shut when you leave. Also, lately dog owners have been letting their pets use this as a toilet. A thoroughly disrespectful activity on this well...
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