The hat is believed to be Scotland’s oldest recognisable garment.
The body was first discovered in 1964, with forensic analysis at the time revealing he was around 20 to 25 years old.
Evening Standard on MSN21d
Items found with 18th-century suspected murder victim go on showThey are on loan from National Museums Scotland. A wooden comb was found with the body (National Museums Scotland/PA) Dr Anna Groundwater, principal curator of renaissance and early modern history at ...
The Museum of Transology in London offers the world's biggest collection of objects relating to trans, non-binary, and ...
Dr Anna Groundwater, principal curator of Renaissance and early modern history at National Museums Scotland, said the items offer a rare glimpse into the man’s life. “We don’t know who this person was ...
THE historical impact of the Romans on East Lothian has been revealed. Dr Fraser Hunter, principal curator of prehistoric and Roman archaeology at the National Museum of Scotland, gave a talk to 96 ...
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Canton Repository on MSN3h
Canton entertainment: Fire-themed First Friday, Patina gallery closing, Journey pops showThings to do include Canton Symphony's Journey pops show, the Canton Ballet performing "Cinderella," "Sight Unseen" at MassMu and Canton First Friday.
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