Archaeologists hope to finally solve mystery of tunnels underneath Scottish Highlands
Cracknie, located in Borgies Forest, Scotland, is one of the best preserved Iron Age souterrains in the country
A team of archaeologists are using lasers to map out mysterious Iron Age tunnels scattered about the Scottish highlands which have baffled scholars for years.
The method used involves a device called a Leica BLK360 laser scanner to map the site.
The device fires lasers at the walls 10,000 times a second.
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