Ann an 1820, thàinig beatha ann am baile beag air a’ Ghàidhealtachd far an robh daoine air a bhith a’ fuireach bho dheireadh Linn ùr na Cloiche – gu crìch mar thoradh air Fuadaichean le Clann ’ic Coinnich a’ Chùil. Read More
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In 1820, 5,000 years of occupation of a Highland settlement site – dating back to the late Neolithic era – came to an end with the Clearances by the MacKenzies of Coul.Read More
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You may know that the Vikings weren’t all horned helmet-wearing warriors on dragon-headed longships Read More
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Music has long been a thread woven into the fabric of Scottish culture, and archaeology offers a fascinating glimpse into the sounds that filled the air Read More
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The Scotland Digs 2024 campaign is celebrating the country’s world-leading archaeology Read More
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Archaeologists don’t just dig in the soil. We also take lots of soil back to our finds labsRead More
Categorised:Decoding Archaeology
If you’ve entered this query into a search engine in the past, you may well have felt that they’ve shortchanged you Read More
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As we wrestle with the climate crisis and the impacts of social inequality in the 21st century, archaeology can help bring real world benefits to communities across Scotland Read More
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What makes Skara Brae in Orkney so special? How do you look after a Cold War bunker? What else do we need to know about the Castle of Old Wick in Caithness?Read More
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An Iron Age loch-dwelling, Pictish building, and 17th-century turf home are just some of the impressive structures Read More
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Women have played a key role in Scottish archaeology for centuriesRead More
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What’s your sign?
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