Neolithic artificial island in Scottish loch yields hidden wooden platform and stone causeway
Archaeologists studying an artificial island in a loch on the Isle of Lewis have uncovered a wooden platform concealed beneath its surface. The site, which dates to before Stonehenge, is also linked to an underwater stone causeway that once connected the island to shore. The Independent reported the wooden platform, while another report highlighted the causeway and the island’s prehistoric age.
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