Archaeologists have discovered vestiges of a nearly 900-year-old “nameless” castle on a remote island that may have been home to kings. On the Isle of Islay, Scotland, due north of Ireland, the former ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Thanks to research dating back to the 1990s, archaeologists determined that Finlaggan was ruled by the descendants of the ...

When the word “thing” first arrived on the British Isles, it was Old Norse and referred to something specific: a place where people gathered to discuss law and justice. One such Viking Age thing has ...

We’ll send you a myFT Daily Digest email rounding up the latest Oil & Gas industry news every morning. Zennor Petroleum is set to go ahead with the development of the Finlaggan gasfield in the central ...

A forgotten medieval kingdom and royal castle were found during a 10-year archaeological project on a Scottish island. After nearly 30 years of analysis, The Archaeology of Finlaggan, Islay has ...

Finlaggan is an historic site on Eilean Mòr in Loch Finlaggan. The loch is located in northwest Islay. The Island of Islay lies in the stormy waters of the Atlantic Ocean just off the West coast of ...

North Sea operator Zennor Petroleum is pleased with progress on its Finlaggan gas condensate development in the UK central North Sea and is confident of going onstream with a subsea tie-back to the ...

A forgotten royal castle that is believed to have once been home to kings who ruled parts of Scotland has been discovered in a major archaeological project. In a recently released book, archaeologists ...

Private equity-backed UK North Sea operator Zennor Petroleum is seeking to lay the foundations for the next stage of its growth as it looks to accelerate its net production to about 35,000 barrels of ...

Zennor Petroleum Ltd. has progressed development of Finlaggan natural gas and condensate field in the central UK North Sea with the completion of the 2020 subsea installation campaign (OGJ Online, Aug ...

The ancient seat of the Lords of the Isles was home to a thriving agricultural community that virtually disappeared after the kingdom was signed over to Scotland, breakthrough research has found. Did ...