Dog walkers found 2,000-year-old footprints on a Scottish beach before the sea erased them
Iron Age human and animal footprints, 2,000 years old, have been uncovered on Scotland's Lunan Bay shores after recent storms. These incredibly fragile imprints offer a rare glimpse into a busy, ancient marshland. Researchers raced against the tide to digitally record the findings before the sea reclaimed them, highlighting the dynamic nature of coastlines.
Iron Age human and animal footprints, 2,000 years old, have been uncovered on Scotland's Lunan Bay shores after recent storms. These incredibly fragile imprints offer a rare glimpse into a busy, ancient marshland. Researchers raced against the tide to digitally record the findings before the sea reclaimed them, highlighting the dynamic nature of coastlines.
