@InstituteArch's Scottish Group represents the interests of professional archaeology in Scotland, and archaeologists working in Scotland. Tweets by committee
Have you had a chance to check out the lineup for our next #CelebrateCHC?
Led by a younger audience, our Youth Action event will be a conversation about youth audience and participation.
Join us online for this free event on 24 August from 17.30-19.30
https://t.co/HVSEs69m6r
Join @CIfA_Scottish at their upcoming CPD session at midday, 25 February on the Scottish Government's NFP4 reforms.
The session will highlight how these proposals will affect the structure of the planning system and in particular policies most likely to affect archaeology.
Join @CIfA_Scottish at their upcoming CPD session at midday, 25 February on the Scottish Government's NFP4 reforms.
The session will highlight how these proposals will affect the structure of the planning system and in particular policies most likely to affect archaeology.
From 1 April 2022 our application process for accredited membership is changing. From this date applicants will need to demonstrate they understand & work in accordance with CIfA's ethical Code of conduct & professional standards. Read more here https://t.co/HKkbcLWr5H
"Before visiting the site, I never considered archaeology a space where everyday people could get involved..." ⚒️
Wondering what to expect on your first dig? Discover one volunteer's experience exploring a lost football stadium with @ArchScot in Glasgow: https://t.co/kfk11Io6L2
I've decided for 2022 to try to appear on an many archaeology podcasts as possible. So if you are a podcaster in the general zone of archaeology then hit me up, I am open for business and ready to talk about any aspect of my research. Please RT podcast guy @Anarchaeologist!
What a week it's been for archaeology news in Scotland, we've barely been able to keep up!! Here are some highlights:
➡️ The @swartigilldig project is currently focusing on post-excavation, they have posted an update: https://t.co/eOdo9329xR
The Viking sword from Mayback (Papa Westray) featured in a BBC article, as the post-excavation work by @aocarchaeology is revealing fascinating information ⚔️ Here is the article: https://t.co/mh1CBgafZ4
Ancient borders in #IronAge Scotland - #GUARD's own Ronan Toolis explores the cultural divergence already existing prior to the building of #HadriansWall Published now in the latest volume of the #Proceedings of
@socantscot
https://t.co/kFYuFi0hIG
With a long stormy winter ahead, it’s comforting to reflect on the success of the 2021 excavation during what was a long, warm summer. Find out what we have learned about the site so far in our latest blog https://t.co/xqExPCu4oT