Cone-shaped rocky hill ("law") east of Edinburgh Scotland which was a tribal stronghold of Iron Age peoples before and after the brief Roman occupation of the area. The Wotadini capital was on Traprain Law but it appears that in about 500 AD after the Roman withdrawal from Britain the capital was moved to the site of the present Castle. A silver treasure representing loot from the disintegrating Roman provinces probably Gaul c 4th-5th centuries AD has been found.
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