Children at school attended by King discover 'medieval Viking church' on uninhabited Scottish island

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Children at school attended by King discover 'medieval Viking church' on uninhabited Scottish island

Students from Gordonstoun in Scotland have uncovered what appears to be the ruins of a medieval Viking church during an archaeological expedition to Swona, an uninhabited Orkney island. The pupils from the private Moray school, which King Charles once attended, made the discovery whilst working alongside professionals from the Orkney Research Centre for Archaeology during a six-day field trip. The structure shows cha…