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"One of the biggest Iron Age roundhouses ever found in Scotland has been uncovered during an archaeological dig near Inverurie in Aberdeenshire.
The 2,000-year-old stone building was found in the Bennachie hills on the site of an earlier Bronze Age fort.
The archaeologists who uncovered it said the size of the building suggested it was inhabited by society's elite.
But they said it was impossible to say what relationship the owners had with Roman soldiers living in nearby camps.
The 20m wide roundhouse was lived in by the predecessors of the Picts around the time of the Roman invasions of northern Scotland."
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