Archaeolgists Find Largest-Ever Ceremony Hall, Weapons Hoard
Archaeologists in Scotland have discovered with a stack of strange weapons, including the largest Neolithic Wooden Hall in the country and the Golden Spear. Protection archeology.
The wooden salon dating back to 4,000 BC was found by construction workers under the future football field at Carnoustie High School in Angus. The main area was built using oak tree and a smaller “Refacat Hall ıyla with a width of 30 feet and 26 feet lengths of 115 feet length and 26 feet wide. This is a particularly unique arrangement for the old Scotland, where buildings are generally designed as singular beings and significantly removed from each other.
Field Work Director Alan Hunter Blair, “The halls probably close to the routes that people might have gathered naturally during various seasons of the year.” He said. “The presence of hazelnuts in autumn is an important indicator of this season’s meeting, feast and celebration.”
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In the smaller hall, archaeologists discovered a stove filled with charred hazelnuts and grains, which showed that the facility was used as a common meal and food preparation area. In the meantime, the larger area contained evidence that it was used as a ceremony area for farmers. Among the works found was the Garnet Albit-Skist and Avi, which was believed to be provided by the community, and an ax prepared from agate, quartz and Chalcedony.
“This monumental timber hall, which was completely alien to the culture and landscape of the previous Mesolithic era, was erected by one of the first groups of Scotland in a clarity in natural forest ruins,” “this monumental timber, which was completely alien to the culture and landscape of the previous Mesolithic era.” “Completely created, architectural sophisticated, large, complex and necessary design, planning, executive and carpentry skills.”
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Archaeolgists find the biggest ceremony hall so far so far, the arms stack He first took part in Men’s magazine on 12 July 2025
