Are islands on the Edge? What is the Edge on a spherical planet ? And in the digital world is there an Edge?
Islands on the Edge?
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.
There’s More To Clestrain Than Meets The Eye…..
The John Rae Society and Orkney Research Centre for Archaeology (ORCA) put their heads together and held an archive training workshop on the 27th April 2019
400 Students Supported Through UHI Development Fund
“It has literally helped change mine and many others lives, and I will always be very grateful.”
Revealing Iron Age Orkney’s Use of Whale Bone
Some very large whale species were sourced for tools, vessels and equipment during the Iron Age.
What makes a place special to you? ‘The Other Landscape’
Frank Rennie was in Orkney to speak to us about the unique places which are special to us and why this is so
Why are some places special to us?
A talk – Celebrating “the magnificence of the human ecology of small Atlantic islands.”
Discovering the Norse Drinking Hall, Rousay, Orkney
Rousay is known as the Egypt of the North for its amazing archaeological sites and now it has got even better with the discovery of a Viking Drinking Hall at Skaill Farmstead.
Professor Stefan Brink Joins Institute of Northern Studies UHI
” I am eager to meet students at all levels and am looking forward to supervising new work on the Viking Age.”
European Shared Cultural Routes With The Vikings
“ This is tremendous recognition for the work of the Destination Viking Association, of which INS in both Orkney and Shetland is a longstanding member.”
