Exciting discoveries made by TV archaeologists Time Team at Mount Murray last year will hit our screens this weekend.
A stone tablet covered with Ogham script, a primitive Celtic written language, was described as an artefact of national importance at the time.
Another rare find at the keeil site was the skeleton of a 6th Century Celtic woman, complete with plaited remains of her hair.
Osteo archaeologist Jackie McKinley, who worked on the dig, says an item like this provides a fascinating insight into the past:
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