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Culloden Battlefield has hosted a thank you event for the local community

The National Trust for Scotland hosted free tours and a Christmas market last weekend at Culloden Battlefield to thank locals for supporting them.

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New dig begins at Culloden Battlefield to unearth more history of the Jacobite rebellion

A group of archaeologists have begun digging new areas on the infamous Culloden Battlefield site, to unearth more information on the battle.

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Archaeological dig gets underway at Culloden Battlefield

The National Trust for Scotland have begun conducting an archaeological dig on Culloden Battlefield to uncover fresh artefacts.

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Ancient beech tree which may have witnessed the troops marching to Culloden helps boost fighting fund after being crafted into special whisky and gin presentation packs to help mark the battle s 275th anniversary

An ancient beech tree, which may have witnessed the troops marching to Culloden, has been crafted into gifts to mark the battle’s 275th anniversary.

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Ancient tree around when troops marched on Culloden lives on in gifts marking battle s 275th anniversary to support National Trust for Scotland fighting fund

A beech tree, which may have witnessed the troops marching to Culloden, has been crafted into gifts to help mark the battle’s 275th anniversary.

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