Discover The Lost Tomb Of Robert The Bruce
Lost Tomb of Robert the Bruce finds its final resting place
A 3D reconstruction of the tomb of Robert the Bruce is to go on display at Dunfermline Abbey Church.
Robert the Bruce - Dunfermline Abbey
When Robert the Bruce died in 1329 he was buried in the choir of Dunfermline Abbey, and his grave marked by a tomb recorded as having been imported from Paris.
Discover The Lost Tomb Of Robert The Bruce - The Scots Magazine
An amazing 3D reconstruction of the lost tomb of Robert the Bruce is now on display at Dunfermline Abbey Church! The six-year project is finally complete...
The lost tomb of Robert the Bruce - The Scottish Castles Association
Robert the Bruce died in 1329 and was laid to rest in Dunfermline Abbey. His elaborate tomb was destroyed in the Protestant Reformation of 1560.
Lost tomb of Robert the Bruce on display at Dunfermline Abbey
A 3D reconstruction of the tomb of Robert the Bruce is now on display at Dunfermline Abbey Church in Fife.
Case Study 5: The tomb of Robert the Bruce
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As is well known, during the building of the present parish church in 1818, workmen discovered a skeleton, believed to be that of the king. Whether or not the ...
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Discovery of tomb of King Robert the Bruce commemorated in Dunfermline Abbey ... Attending the 200th anniversary of the discovery of King Robert the Bruce's bones ...
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Robert The Bruce: 5 Must Visit Sites in Scotland
Down in the Scottish Borders you will find Melrose Abbey, one of many medieval Abbeys. This one however is home to the heart of Robert the Bruce ...
Bruce's Bones: the discovery of Robert I's grave in 1818 and its ...
On 17 February 1818, workmen clearing the ruins of the abbey choir of Dunfermline, Fife, uncovered two large slabs and, beneath them, a shallow stone-lined ...
The Lost Tomb of Robert the Bruce - UK Archaeology News
The tomb was lost in the turmoil of the Reformation era, but a grave and fragments of carved and gilded stone, believed to be those of the ...
Robert the Bruce's 'lost tomb' finds home in Dunfermline Abbey
A three-dimensional reconstruction of the “lost tomb” of Robert the Bruce is to go on permanent display at Dunfermline Abbey, the last ...
Robert the Bruce's Face Unveiled in 3D at Dunfermline Abbey
To mark the 750th anniversary of Robert the Bruce's birth, a new 3D model – produced from a cast of his skull – is now on display to the ...
The Lost Tomb of Robert the Bruce - Dunfermline Abbey
The lost tomb of Robert the Bruce returned to Dunfermline Abbey, well a scale model of it did. The model of the tomb is part of the new permanent exhibition ...
The Tomb of King Robert the Bruce - The Stirling Smith Art Gallery ...
King Robert the Bruce died on 7 June 1329. His body was buried in Dunfermline Abbey and his heart was taken on crusade by Sir James Douglas.
The skeleton was discovered in what had once been the choir of the abbey church, which fits with what we know of the location of Bruce's tomb.
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