The Pictish man's skeleton was discovered during a cave earthworks inwards the Black Isle
three years ago
ROSEMARKIE CAVES PROJECT
A Pictish human being who was killed as well as and thus buried inwards a cave inwards the Highlands 1,400 years agone had links to Orkney, according to genetic analysis.
Archaeologists institute the man's skeleton buried inwards a break of a cave at Rosemarkie inwards the Black Isle inwards 2016.
He was discovered alongside stones weighing downwardly his limbs spell his caput had been battered multiple times.
Researchers convey compared his nuclear genome alongside a worldwide dataset of ancient as well as modern populations.
His genetics were institute to last near like to other Iron Age individuals from the Knowe of Skea inwards Westray inwards Orkney.
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