As one of the world’s most famous prehistoric monuments, Stonehenge in England may dominate headlines, but you don’t need to travel south of the border to find some of the best henges in Britain.
Author: Julianne McGraw
Five of the Best Hillforts in Scotland
With over 1,000 hillforts waiting to be explored in Scotland, it can be difficult to know where to start. Luckily, we’re here to help.
Top 10 Animals in Scottish Archaeology
Famed not only for its world-class archaeology, Scotland is also known around the globe for its rich and diverse natural history.
TÒRR A BHARRACHD NA DÌREACH CLADHACH: A’ GABHAIL PÀIRT ANN AN ARC-EÒLAS COIMHEARSNACHD ANN AN ALBA (GHÀIDHLIG)
DÈ TH’ ANN AN ARC-EÒLAS COIMHEARSNACHD? Tha arc-eòlas coimhearsnachd air a bhrosnachadh le coimhearsnachdan aig a bheil ùidh san àm a dh’fhalbh agus / no a tha dealasach mun ‘àite’ aca fhèin.
Not Just Digging: What You Need to Know about Community Archaeology in Scotland (English)
WHAT IS COMMUNITY ARCHAEOLOGY? Community archaeology is driven by communities who are led by their passion for the past and/or commitment to their ‘place’.
The Easiest Guide to Scotland’s Archaeological Time Periods and Ages
If you’d like to know more about Scotland’s past, it helps to know a bit more about the different time periods.
‘IS IOMADH SLOC A RINN IAD’: ARC-EÒLAS A’ BHRUSAICH (GHÀIDHLIG)
Chan eil teagamh sam bith ann nach e Rìgh Raibeart I na h-Alba – Raibeart am Brusach mar as aithne dhan mhòr-chuid e – fear de na monarcan as cliùitiche a bh’ aig Alba riamh.
‘Many Pits They Dug’: The Archaeology of Robert the Bruce (English)
King Robert I of Scotland – Robert the Bruce as most of us know him – is undoubtedly one of Scotland’s most celebrated monarchs.
Archaeologists Set to Uncover a Medieval Fortress, 5,000-Year-Old Complex and Scotland’s First Railway
The summer dig season returns with fieldwork planned from Dumfries & Galloway to Shetland.
The remains of Kings and Saints in Dumfries and Galloway
A quiet county with a not-so-quiet history – the following stories behind these seven sites in Dumfries and Galloway might just surprise you.
Why the Romans are Part of Scottish History
“All right, but apart from the sanitation, the medicine, education, wine, public order, irrigation, roads, a freshwater system, and public health, what have the Romans ever done for us?” – Monty Python’s Life of Brian.
Top Five Mesolithic Discoveries in Scotland
Before humans adopted farming around 6,000 years ago, they lived as mobile hunter-gatherer-fishers. As the name suggests, these people lived off wild natural resources such as animals, nuts, and berries.
