Explore Bannockburn’s hidden history during Scottish Archaeology Month
Keen historians and amateur archaeologists will have the chance to explore the historic Bannockburn battlefield in an epic walk led by the National Trust for Scotland on Wednesday 17 September.
Keen historians and amateur archaeologists will have the chance to explore the historic Bannockburn battlefield in an epic walk led by the National Trust for Scotland on Wednesday 17 September.
The event which is part of the Scottish Archaeology Month programme, will give visitors the chance to hear more about the historic events that unfolded on the site, as well as the important archaeological finds that have been discovered since the battle.
Evelyn Wilson, learning officer at the conservation charity’s Bannockburn centre, will lead a seven mile walk around three sites associated with the famous battle of 1314.
The walk is for visitors aged 12 and over and begins at the Bannockburn Centre car park at 1pm. It is expected to last approximately four hours. Visitors will walk on country paths and stout footwear and waterproof clothing is recommended. Booking is essential – please call 0844 493 2139.
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