Excavations at an estate with prehistoric origins, a ‘rare’ medieval burial ground and on the route of Scotland’s first railway have been captured by three photographers as part of a national campaign.Read More
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A 700th anniversary is not like a number 7 bus. If you miss it, there won’t be another along in 20 minutes.Read More
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The Pechts are best kent fur their byordinar symbol stanes, whit are tae be fund oot-through Scotland. Hooivver, recent research has brocht tae licht michtie new elite settlements and airtit oot Pechtish monasteries – forby, it has e’en gied us dates fur these ferlie stanes. Read More
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The Picts are best known for their amazing symbol stones which can be found throughout Scotland. However, recent research has uncovered fantastic new elite settlements, discovered Pictish monasteries and even managed to provide dates for these famous stones.Read More
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Leac-chisteachan, barpannan seòmarach, tursachan, caistealan – ma tha thu ga iarraidh, gheibh thu ann am Barraigh e!Read More
Categorised:Destination Archaeology, Gàidhlig, Year of Coasts & Waters 2020/21
Prehistoric cist burials, chambered cairns, standing stones, castles – you want it, Barra’s got it.
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.Read More
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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.Read More
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Famed not only for its world-class archaeology, Scotland is also known around the globe for its rich and diverse natural history.Read More
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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.Read More
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Community archaeology is driven by communities who are led by their passion for the past and/or commitment to their ‘place’. Read More
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If you’d like to know more about Scotland’s past, it helps to know a bit more about the different time periods.
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