6,000 Years of Scottish History at Kilmartin Museum | Dig It! TV

Join David at the museum to find out why it needs to be your first stop on your trip to Kilmartin. Discover the ancient landscape and archaeological sites of Argyll (including Dunadd Fort) and hear about the exciting plans for the future.
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Visit:
Kilmartin Museum - www.kilmartin.org/
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Donate:
Kilmartin Museum Redevelopment - www.kilmartin.o...
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Credits:
Host - David Weinczok
Director of Photography - Doug Rocks-Macqueen
Dig It! TV Concept - Joshua Graham and Samuel Gerace
Music - ‘Dark Winds’ by Zefz
Special thanks to everyone at Kilmartin Museum
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PHOTOS
Standing Stones
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Clava Cairns & Standing Stones Culloden
Strathnairn Inverness Scotland Photo by conner395 on Foter.com / CC BY
Carnasserie Castle
Photo by mike138 on Foter.com / CC BY-ND
Dunadd Hill Fort
Photo by wjmarnoch on Foter.com / CC BY
Dunadd Hill Fort view, near Kilmartin, Scotland
Photo by Roy Lathwell on Foter.com / CC BY
Dunadd
Photo by Lindy Buckley on Foter.com / CC BY
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Created on behalf of the Argyll & Bute Museums & Heritage Forum
Supported by Museums Galleries Scotland
Funded by Historic Environment Scotland
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[@joe2mercs]

Just visited. The museum is currently closed for redevelopment but the the burial mounds, standing stones and castles are well worth visiting.

[@DigItTV]

They're running guided walks too! www.kilmartin.org/guided-walks

[@julierogers1155]

Just watching this video in 2021, and you have put Kilmartin Museum and Dunadd Hill Fort and my TO-SEE list. Thank you.

[@DigItTV]

So glad to hear that! We hope you enjoy your visit when it happens.

[@janetharperlong7550]

My ancestors, the MacCallums and MacLachlans were from Kilmartin!

[@PatriciaStorey-v9u]

[@redridinghood868]

My mother her Madam name is the Kilmartin I love to go to Ireland and look up the family tree of Kilmartin xxxxxx

[@christinehowell3923]

Hello. Thank you for your wonderful video. I am actually going to be visiting Kilmartin Glen at the end of April. I am beyond excited. I am actually somewhat disabled. So I am wondering how accessible the various Pictish/Monolithic features are. What are the distances and terrain that I would need to cross on foot to get from site to site. Could you give me some insight? I so appreciate your thoughts on the subject. Thank you, Christine

[@DigItTV]

Hi Christine, thanks for this comment. We're thrilled to hear you're going to visit Kilmartin Glen. We'd recommend getting in touch either with Kilmartin Museum by email or Historic Environment Scotland on social media, who should be able to give you some pointers about the sites' accessibility. We hope that helps and have a great trip!

[@lourdesjauregui1369]

where is David and gerry kilmartin burried