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'Once in a lifetime' 2,000-year-old discovery made at Scottish archaeology dig site

Archaeologists have uncovered a "once in a lifetime" find thought to be around 2,000-years-old at a dig site near Stirling.

Students and volunteers during the excavation

Students and volunteers during the excavation

Could hillfort that battled Romans have been Scotland's first 'town'?

Bennachie in Aberdeenshire is said to match Roman descriptions of the first recorded battle on Scottish soil

Bennachie in Aberdeenshire is said to match Roman descriptions of the first recorded battle on Scottish soil

In search of Scotland's clash of the titans: has Mons Graupius been found?

The Roman nails are up for sale

The Roman nails are up for sale

After 2,000 years Roman nails found in Scotland finally go under the hammer

Reenactors during a community event staged by Mr Wallace in Corstorphine

Reenactors during a community event staged by Mr Wallace in Corstorphine

The online treasure trove showing what the Romans really did for Scotland

Dr Fraser Hunter installs the Roman arm guard in the Early People gallery at the National Museum of Scotland

Dr Fraser Hunter installs the Roman arm guard in the Early People gallery at the National Museum of Scotland

‘Rare and special’ piece of Roman armour on display in Scotland for first time