Clava Cairns Interpretation Board provides essential historical and archaeological context for understanding this Bronze Age site's significance as the real-world inspiration for Outlander's mystical Craigh na Dun stone circle. The interpretive display explains the sophisticated astronomical alignments, burial practices, and spiritual significance that made this site sacred to Highland communities 4,000 years ago, offering visitors deeper appreciation for the ancient Scottish wisdom that inspired Diana Gabaldon's time travel concept. The board details the site's unique features, including the midwinter sunset alignments, graded kerbstone arrangements, and innovative ring cairn design that demonstrate Bronze Age Highland architectural sophistication. Educational content helps visitors understand how this prehistoric ceremonial landscape influenced modern storytelling, connecting ancient Highland spiritual traditions to contemporary appreciation for Scottish heritage. The interpretation enhances the mystical experience by providing factual foundation for the site's enduring spiritual power and cultural significance.