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Archaeologists may have discovered first-ever victim of trebuchet attack more than 700 years ago
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Archaeologists may have discovered first-ever victim of trebuchet attack more than 700 years ago
Archaeologists may have discovered the first-ever victim of a trebuchet attack more than 700 years ago.
The victim appears to be a medieval man who was unearthed beneath the royal chapel at Stirling Castle.
Dr Jo Buckberry, an archaeologist at the University of Bradford, made the discovery while re-examining a set of roughly 700-year-old remains known as Skeleton 150, which were originally found at the site in 199…
24 Aug, 11:10