Islam, Scotland –BBC News The medieval palace and the royal fort, a medieval palace and a royal fort, have been identified at the site of Finalaggan, located on the Habbidine island of Scotland, from the west coast of Scotland. The announcement comes after more than three decades of research by historians and archaeologists. Unique palace was first built in the twelfth or thirteenth century ad From the ancestors of the McDonald’s tribe, who reached the height of his power 200 years later, he became known as the Lord’s Lords for Scottish and British kings. This complex was built in a loach in two small islands. One island consisted of a large tower with residential quarters, and the other was a courtyard, kitchens, workshops and an invitation hall. The imposed tower, once standing as a prominent symbol of wealth and power, was compared to a similar structure built by the Anglo -French kings in Britain and Ireland, which strengthened its contacts with the local ruling class. Over the fourteenth century, the palace was abolished and a new royal palace was erected at the place, where the Lords of the islands controlled parts of Hebrides, Argel and the northwestern mountainous areas. To read about the massacre of nearly 400 members of the McDonald’s tribe on the Oil of Egg, go to “a dangerous island”.
The post that was discovered on the Scottish oil was published by the First On archaeological magazine.
