£300,000 is to be spent at the Stones of Stenness, in the Heart of Neolithic Orkney to upgrade car parking facilities and improve the pathways network.
Conserving the Heart of Neolithic Orkney
St Magnus: Connecting Orkney With Harris
An art installation based on George Mackay Brown’s cycle of poems ‘Tryst on Egilsay’ is to be opened on Saturday 1 June at St Clement’s Church, Rodel, Harris.
£202,000 Awarded to ORCA for Newark Bay Research
“The site includes finds from the Pictish through to the Viking period.”
Another Massively Successful Year for Scotland’s Tourism Industry
Visits to Scotland’s tourist sites saw an increase last year of 19.65%.
Historic Environment Scotland’s Sites Generate £620million to Local Economies
111,921 people visited Skara Brae in 2018 up 2%
Consultation Launched on the Designation of Scapa Flow as an Historic Marine Protected Area (HMPA).
A consultation has been launched seeking views from the public on the designation of the Scapa Flow as an Historic Marine Protected Area (HMPA).
Marking “a significant milestone for marine archaeological heritage in Scapa Flow”
Archaeology Results Published Online
Drochaid a’ Chaolais Chumhaing / Kylesku Bridge
The bridge will be the first to be legally renamed in Gaelic.
Apply Now for Free Entry to Skara Brae and Maeshowe St Andrews Weekend
To celebrate Scotland’s national day, St Andrew’s, Historic Environment Scotland have thousands of free tickets available across their sites in Scotland.
The Scots Who Built The White House
The Williamson brothers were among a group of six members of Edinburgh Lodge number 8 who travelled to the USA in 1794, and whose skilled craftsmanship would make its mark on the White House.
