The Mystery of the 1,400-Year-Old Rosemarkie Man

Unearthed in a cave on Scotland’s Black Isle, the remains of Rosemarkie Man reveal a 1,400-year-old mystery shrouded in intrigue and conflict. Was he a chieftain, a warrior, or a part of an ancient ritual? Join us as we delve into the enigmatic story of this ancient Pictish figure and uncover the secrets of his life and fate!

[paulgrigor]

I’m from rosemarkie and as kids we used to camp in that exact cave!
I remember feeling very uneasy and the feeling of something watching us!

We all thought it was the mad dog 20/20 we were drinking hahah

[ashleyclarke-gl]

Wow l Love all this old History nothing but respect to all ❤

[mr.d.]

Skeleton of a MAN...we will all be identified by our bones not our brains.

[catrionamackenzie]

I live just down the road in Dingwall. Was in Rosemarkie 2 days ago. How cool.

[Bubbaable]

The reining hide & go seek champion has finally been found.

[BjarneLinetsky]

This was about the time of the Angle and Saxon migrations into if he got into a fight with the invaders.

[jimross]

That wuz Archie McTrubble frae the gorbals. He didnae die the way wee Eck here said. He was comin' frae a night oot, got lost, wandered intae this cave, tripped an' fell face doon an' wuz smathered by his ain beard.

[BjarneLinetsky]

The Vikings buried their dead warriors with a stone at their head and at their feet. Perhaps this is a precursor to that custom. great warrior killed in combat, buried with honor

[johnanthonycafe]

I’d say he ducked out when it was his shout

[stevenzeoli]

Power, violence, and mystery? That’s now…right?

[mckauders]

I am from the highlands and islands of Scotland

[colinstickland]

He was bunting haggis . But the haggis got to him first

[tyfrazier]

Most men show this type of wear a tear .

[dougiesweeny]

The reconstruction is interesting and the fact he had a high protein diet. Everything else is pure speculation based on modern social structures rather than the family oriented structures know to have existed at that time across the British Isles . With this in mind take another look at the evidence for yourself folks

[MrBlu]

Ain't he that dude from Game of Thrones, the big ginger Wildling dude ?

[andreasweber]

That injurie could be the result of getting stoned.

[OlagGan]

Unknown deat? With all those injuries he's had a night out in Inverness

[mikentx]

Obviously, taking in account of where he was found. This man tried to take on the Loch Ness Monster and lost.

[garyparsons]

He wasn't scottish. He was Nordic.

[МиланДобрић]

Тако су се сахрањивали људи у мојој земљи пре седам хиљада година са скрштеним ногама. Ту културу зовемо Винчанска култура. Поздрав из Србије.