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Excavations at Tinnis Fort, overlooking Merlin's Grave, and the Thirlestane Barrows revealed compelling evidence supporting the local legend.
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Excavations at Tinnis Fort, overlooking Merlin's Grave, and the Thirlestane Barrows revealed compelling evidence supporting the local legend.
The site was found way back in the 1930s, about 300 meters from the beach; a sand-filled vaulted tomb.
The object, which was engraved with mirror writing, served as both an amulet and a tool for legally signing documents and certificates.
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