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Archaeology InSites
Age of Kings
Linlithgow Palace - Linlithgow, West Lothian
Linlithgow Palace is one of the most important medieval buildings in Scotland. It offers a striking visual reminder of the power and status of the Stewart monarchs who built it. But despite having been much studied over the years, it is still showing it has many secrets to reveal.
Sir John De Graham's Castle - Stirling
Sir John de Graham’s Castle is a fine example of a relatively rare type of medieval earthwork – a square moated enclosure. Access to the castle must have been via a wooden bridge on the north east side of the flat-bottomed ditch. The central platform is almost square and may have been occupied by four ranges of buildings around a central square. Similar sites are those at Dunrod in Galloway and David’s Fort in Easter Ross. Dunrod has been dated by excavations to the 13th century.
