Glasgow's Mystery Mound - Neolithic Age or Roman ? | Ancient History of Scotland | Before Caledonia
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- 'Before Caledonia' - Visit's - Gallowflat Mound | Rutherglen | Glasgow | Scotland.
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I love how some of these sites are tucked into their towns. It’s beautiful.
It's surprising what you can find in major cities and towns, regarding wells, stones and earth works etc....
Enjoying your channel, thanks! Maybe add a link to the Description when you suggest other sources, please?
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Wow, thats news Martin, I used to be the milkman around there and had no idea!😮
It is surprising what you can find in urban locations regarding stones, mounds, wells and earth works etc....
Very interesting, and intriguing.
Glad you enjoyed it and thanks for your continued viewing and commenting.
Very interesting thanks 👍
Thanks for watching and leaving a comment which helps the channel. I am glad you enjoyed the film.
Thanks Martin, brilliant info as ever! Will we ever know the truth? 💛
We probably won't know what the genesis of this sites was unless a modern archaeological excavation takes place in the future. Thanks for leaving a comment.
👍🙏>>>💚--- THANK YOU MARTIN
Glad you enjoyed it.
I live in the area, and have often wondered what might be there, isn't there someone in Glasgow with ground penetration equipment that might shed further light without the need to damage the site with digging.
Hopefully Glasgow University may do some work on this site in the future which could make the genesis of the site more clear.
Having some of this. Mound-life baby
Thanks for watching and leaving a comment.
Buried giant or a ice house
Who knows what's under that mound. It is likely a site which has been reused over different eras.
Drumlin
Do you mean the site is a Drumlin?
I always click on your videos. Friendly suggestion after watching a few though.. make notes/prompts instead of writing a script and reading it out. the way you read it word for word sounds unnatural, i'm sure if you just speak naturally from notes, it will sound better
I try and talk a bit slower and clearer for my overseas viewers who struggle with the Scottish accent. Thanks for watching and leaving a comment which helps the channel, I hope you enjoy the videos.