We are happy to announce the shortlist of April's GUARD Staff ‘photo of the month’ competition (the theme was Spring; check them out) https://t.co/wIbm3cEX7O
How a sherd of a ceramic olive jar revealed traces of trade routes from Hapsburg Spain to post-medieval Leith #FindsFriday#Archaeology#Leith https://t.co/WHVRIubyER
The Archaeological Research in Progress Conference is being held in Dumfries on Saturday; will include a talk on some recent work of ours. Not the first time we've uncovered some interesting archaeology in this neck of the woods #ARP2026#Archaeology https://t.co/DSPR6SXhF7
The latest ARO (65) reveals how a hitherto unknown Antonine Wall Roman fortlet was discovered beneath the back gardens of Bearsden. #archaeology https://t.co/R5dSgDzgSO
Another week another ARO! - ARO66 the investigation of two hut circles at Aultcraggie, Brora, Sutherland - reveals a glimpse into Bronze Age settlement patterns in Sutherland #archaeology#sutherland https://t.co/e5rGwkyDgK
What better to watch on #FindsFriday than a smashing new bite-sized video about the micro-excavation of a Bronze Age Hoard found in the Scottish Highlands, made by the GUARD Archaeologists who did it #Archaeology https://t.co/3EQLjLskwk
Very sorry to hear of the passing of Declan Hurl. He played a key consultancy role in the work at Dunragit, and had an illustrious archaeology career. He will be sadly missed and I will always remember the craic we had with him @iai@QUBelfast
Probably the last of GUARD Archaeology's publications of 2025 (there's been a few!) - this one unearthed a Bronze Age mystery in the hills of south-west Scotland #Archaeology#Barrows#Dumfriesshire https://t.co/DV6PjD8KQs
We are very excited to receive a Current Archaeology Research Project of the Year Nomination for our work revealing the long lost secrets of two Scottish Bronze Age Hoards. All votes gratefully received! #Archaeology#FindsFriday https://t.co/QElrr2Azki
Archaeologists from CIfA Registered Organisation @GUARD_Archaeol believe that a hillfort near Perth in Scotland, which thrived during the Iron Age, may have been abandoned due to invading #Romans, as reported in BBC News online: https://t.co/aIToA6yqjv
Some interesting archaeobotanical remains were recovered from our excavations undertaken in advance of the Edinburgh Trams extension to Newhaven, like seeds of henbane and hemlock...#Archaeology#FindsFriday#ConstitutionStreet#Leith https://t.co/31RlOz0iTT
Is there anything scarier than tiny creepy worm-like creatures growing inside your body unbeknownst to you? For this Hallowe'en Finds Friday we will be discussing parasites…#Archaeology#FindsFriday#ConstitutionStreet#Leith https://t.co/Be9sv9J7Nk
Is it Hallowe'en? Then it's time to exhume some ghosts of Iron Age Scotland in our latest publication. ARO63 covers the excavation of an entire hillfort, that just faded away https://t.co/GvnQ1DjOvV
A Dutch duit from the province of Overijssel was found during our 2020 excavations in Leith. Dating to 1628 and commonly found across Scotland, shows the strong trade links with this Dutch province. #Archaeology#FindsFriday#ConstitutionStreet#Leith https://t.co/V1r8ml7T3r
Some of the most interesting finds from our excavations are coins, like this billon lion of Mary Queen of Scots and Francis II of France from 1559. #Archaeology#FindsFriday#ConstitutionStreet#Leith
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A team of archaeologists from CIfA Registered Organisation @GUARD_Archaeol has uncovered a Bronze Age hoard of ornaments that were buried for safekeeping almost 3,000 years ago in a small village on the Moray Firth, as reported in BBC News online: https://t.co/Xantvw3TcQ
Speakers at our upcoming conference, 1 November 2025 in Glenrothes: Kenneth Green and Maureen Kilpatrick (GUARD) will update us on their work at Broxy Kennels in “A Tale of Two Forts”.