Ancient Footprints Discovered on Scottish Beach by Dog-Walking Couple Spark Mystery of 2,000-Year-Old Secrets
As such, though the Lunan Bay site was short-lived, it offered up an incredible look into Scotland’s ancient past. And archaeologists are grateful that the dog-walkers, Campbell and Snedden, happened to spot the exposed clay.
“It was a powerful reminder that some of the most important discoveries start with someone noticing something and choosing to report it,” said Mann. “What came next was a race against time… Standing there, watching the site being destroyed as the waves crashed over it, was heartbreaking in some ways, but at least we got the chance to record most of it.”
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