Evidence of 'special site' for Bronze Age burials near Loch Ness
By Steven McKenzie BBC Scotland Highlands and Islands reporter
14 December 2017
Archaeologists say they are finding increasing evidence that a site near Loch Ness was important for burials in the Bronze Age.
A second 4,000-year-old grave has been located in an area being developed in Drumnadrochit where a stone-lined grave known as a cist was found in 2015.
The discovery two years ago included human remains.
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