
“The site, which was in use from the Norse period until the 19th century, is also the home to a large Norse hall.”
“The site, which was in use from the Norse period until the 19th century, is also the home to a large Norse hall.”
Using expertise from fields which include archaeological science, computer graphics and video game development, the methods are designed to allow anyone to produce high-quality images and models with minimal effort and cost.
Voting has opened in the 2023 Current Archaeology Awards.
“one of my favourite places on that holiday – Men an Tol”
Wayland’s Smithy among the Beeches
Professor Jane Downes (left), director of the UHI Archaeology Institute, along with the other winners at Saturday’s Current Archaeology awards in London.
The Cairns…Dolmens …Much of interest
In a recent University of the Highlands and Islands Archaeology Institute seminar, Dr Antonia Thomas explored the theme of Art & Archaeology as interdisciplinary creative research and practice……..
Archaeology, Climate Change and Sustainability: Island Perspectives – will be delivered during the 26th UN Climate Change Conference of the Parties (COP26) in Glasgow
The third and final symposium for Scotland’s Islands Research Framework for Archaeology (SIRFA) is taking place from March 24th-27th in Kirkwall, Orkney.