Severe weather conditions significantly disrupted archaeological efforts at Lunan Bay in Angus, Scotland, following the discovery of ancient footprints. The excavation, led by Professor Kate Britton of the University of Aberdeen, faced considerable challenges due to wind speeds reaching 55 mph, impeding the documentation of the site. Despite the adverse weather, the team successfully recorded and mapped the area, creating detailed 3D models and physical casts of the footprints, which date back to the early first century A.D.