The team made the discovery in Ben Lawers National Nature Reserve.
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Archaeologists have discovered evidence suggesting a stone bothy in the Highlands was secretly used to illicitly distil whisky around two centuries ago.
The team have discovered a piece of a copper still at the site in Ben Lawers National Nature Reserve (NNR), as well as a well-constructed hearth and evidence of burning.
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