The prestigious Robertson Medal is only awarded to those whose work is outstanding.
Orkney’s Neil Ackerman Awarded The Prestigious Robertson Medal From The Carnegie Trust
Newark Bay – Life On The Edge Of The Ocean
“We’ve walked Newark Bay – Deerness, many times, but I haven’t written about it, until now.”
University of the Highlands & Islands Awarded Funding for Digital Heritage Projects
The Natural and Cultural Heritage Fund is led by Scottish Natural Heritage and is part funded through the European Regional Development Fund.
Tombs of the Isles: Community Archaeology Project for Orkney’s North Isles
The tombs project will support islanders to explore and tell the stories of this remarkable group of tombs in the islands
Christmas Spotting With A Difference – UHI Archaeology Institute’s Christmas Deccies!
“The UHI Archaeology Institute’s 12 Ages of Christmas…….”
Poetry Corner: Nine Little Figurines
“Two little figurines – having a look round”
Get ‘Yer Diggin’ Boots Ready!
“I know – we’re all looking forward to Christmas, but, let’s look forward a bit farther ahead, to the summer, and the digging season on Orkney.”
“significant discovery in Orkney” of Early Bronze Age Carved Stones
“This collaborative project with SSEN gives us the opportunity to examine an important prehistoric site that would otherwise not have been excavated.”
What happens with archaeology during the winter in Orkney? Swandro Rousay
In this article from Swandro-Orkney Coastal Archaeology Trust we find out how those working on the site in Rousay keep busy.
Knocking Stones In Mid Argyll – Part 3
Further Thoughts on Stone Basins in Argyll
“stone basins occur in many forms and likely had different functions. “
