Join @matthewmagee as he travels to the furthest corners of Scotland to its most glamorous (and windy!) neolithic monuments. Hear from experts what life was like 5,000 years ago and what these stunning stone monuments can tell us. #Archaeology#archaeologytravel#neolithic
There are still two programmes to come in series two of Stone Me but I'm away on holiday! So there'll be a little break and I'll publish the next two in November.
Join me as I visit the two stunning tombs of Cairn Holy outside Dumfries and hear an incredible theory about how short their useful life might have really been.
#neolithic#archaeology#cycletouring@HistEnvScot
Maeshowe used to be the most revered neolithic building in Scotland, but Str27 at Ness of Brodgar gave it competition. Similarities between the two are making experts like Mark Edmonds wonder: were they built at the same time? More in this week's Stone Me.
#neolithic#archaeology
Doon Hill has been a part of @IanRalston5's entire working life. Find out how he doggedly stuck at it for decades against fierce opposition and cricitism to unearth the truth about this - it turns out - neolithic site. #neolithic#archaeology#doonhill#cycletouring
Were timber circles actually spooky, symbolic forests, branches and all? And were they some kind of atonement by neolithic farmers? Find out as we visit suburban Glenrothes to hear about Balfarg Henge with Kenny Brophy. @urbanprehisto#archaeology#neolithic#cycletouring
It's live! Series two of Stone Me begins with a visit to the incredible Ness of Brodgar in its final days, and includes the emotionally charged moment this unique site is returned to the earth to preserve it.
Find out more at https://t.co/dlfsU3OKRP
It's live! Series two of Stone Me begins with a visit to the incredible Ness of Brodgar in its final days, and includes the emotionally charged moment this unique site is returned to the earth to preserve it.
Find out more at https://t.co/dlfsU3OKRP
Series two of Stone Me will go live in 10 days! Join me as I hear from experts at some of the most glamorous and beautiful neolithic monuments in Scotland. And also at some that are, ah, just about invisible to the naked eye. #neolithic#archaeology
Series one went live at exactly midsummer last year. The first programme in this series will go live at the autumn equinox, on Sunday 22 September at 13:43. Well if neolithic people could make stuff to astronomical patterns, so can I! . #neolithic#archaeology