Police found 28 holes dug at Argyll's Dunadd Fort, reputed to have been a base for Gaelic kings.
Two men have been sentenced for illegal metal detecting at the capital of an ancient Scottish kingdom.
The pair, who had previously admitted heritage offences at Dunoon Sheriff Court, were ordered to carry out 80 hours unpaid work and placed under supervision for six months. The Crown Office said 28 holes were found dug at the site and police later recovered an extremely fragile and vulnerable iron hammerhead.It is an offence to use a metal detector or carry out unauthorised works on a scheduled monument without consent from HES or Scottish government.The 2,000 year old fort commanded views over Moine Mhor - the "great moss" - an expanse of bog covering the southern end of Kilmartin Glen.
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