Some of the significant events in an Angus town's history, including its involvement in two wars, are being recalled to mark Scottish Archaeology Month. Montrose Museum has mounted a timeline exhibition charting the development of the area since prehistoric times. Some of the earliest artefacts on display include Mesolithic arrowheads, dating from around 6000 BCE, and a Stone Age flint axe. Visitors will also be able to see how the town has changed down the years. The exhibition, There's a Time and Place, will run until the end of October.

Source: The Press and Journal (26 September 2009)