A 100' aerial view showing a cluster of stone boulders known as the Fortingall Circles outside of Fortingall, Scotland.  Excavations revealed charcoal & a cremated bone that was dated around 1110-900BC.  Fortingall is the visible quaint village seen just to the west, home to the Fortingall Yew, the oldest of trees in all the UK dated at around 5,000 years old.  Also in view towards the village is the Cairn of the Dead.