Dunadd

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Dunadd is an ancient hillfort in Argyll, Scotland, best known as a major royal and ceremonial center of the early medieval Gaelic kingdom of Dál Riata.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf archaeological site
hillfort
scheduled monument
associatedWith kingdom of Dál Riata NERFINISHED
capitalOf Dál Riata NERFINISHED
country Scotland
culture Gaelic
early medieval Scotland
evidenceOfOccupation Iron Age NERFINISHED
early medieval era
excavatedBy archaeologists
function defensive site
political centre
ritual centre
hasFeature Ogham inscription
carved boar
carved footprint
stone ramparts
summit enclosure
terraces
heritageStatus scheduled ancient monument
interpretedAs royal inauguration site
locatedIn Argyll NERFINISHED
Scotland
United Kingdom
managedBy Historic Environment Scotland
materialFinds brooches
glass beads
imported pottery
metalworking debris
weapons
near Loch Crinan NERFINISHED
River Add NERFINISHED
notableFor Gaelic royal inauguration rituals
association with early Scottish kings
early medieval inscriptions
openToPublic true
partOf Kilmartin Glen NERFINISHED
region Argyll and Bute NERFINISHED
situatedOn rocky hill
timePeriod 6th century
7th century
8th century
9th century
early medieval period
usedAs ceremonial centre
fortified stronghold
royal centre

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Dál Riata capital Dunadd
Dál Riata hasCapital Dunadd