An Account of Some Remarkable Ancient Ruins, Lately Discovered in the Highlands, and Northern Parts of Scotland

This book is a fascinating look at recent archaeological discoveries in Scotland, shedding new light on the ancient cultures that once thrived there. Williams presents a series of letters to a fellow scholar, detailing his discoveries and offering interpretations of the historic sites he has been exploring. From prehistoric ruins to Celtic fortifications, this book covers a wide range of topics and will appeal to anyone with an interest in archaeology or Scottish history.

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