A royal castle that was previously unknown to archaeologists has been discovered on a Hebridean isle
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A royal castle that was previously unknown to archaeologists has been discovered on a Hebridean isle
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A forgotten royal castle that is believed to have once been home to kings who ruled parts of Scotland has been discovered in a major archaeological project.
A stone causeway, now underwater, leads from the loch shore to the island
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Once a private playground for royalty, there were fears the dilapidated island fortress would be left to crumble.
