Nice new blog post from the @UofGArchaeo Glencoe project team - Achtriachtan and the Power of Walking by Michael Given. The value of getting 'out of the lecture room to walk through the landscape you’re studying'
https://t.co/ZUeyEyEXYd
Come volunteer at Archaeological Dig with @ArchScot - The Chambered Cairn of Achnacreebeag North Connel, by Oban, Argyll - Exploring Scotland’s earliest megaliths project this week and next
https://t.co/okmuaHPiZr
Sad news, heritage heads. Canmore, Scran, and Scotland's Places are all being switched off on 24th June. All content will eventually be consolidated into https://t.co/YNwl1r6mQL, but it's not the nicest thing to use.
https://t.co/ByvqhxKOJQ
#ScotArchMonth 2025 - CALL FOR EVENT ENTRIES!
A dig, guided walk, talk, exhibition, or digital content, we want to showcase it! 🏺✨
📅 Deadline: 31st May 2025
📩 Email [email protected] or submit via our website now! 👇
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Fantastic day at Culloden with @NTS_archaeology & our crack team with finds masterclass & lead shot cataloguing. We got through the 90 pieces we found during work on the battlefield in October. Rounded off with a well attended guided tour. Smashing to be back @UofGWarstudies
BEFS is pleased to announce funding from @HistEnvScot through their Partnership Fund! This 3-year support helps us advocate for Scotland’s historic & existing built environment—across net zero, traditional skills, planning & more. #HESSupported
https://t.co/EVoKxhovQI
OTD 1746 Battle of Culloden saw final defeat of Jacobites under Bonnie Prince Charlie after charging Duke of Cumberland’s redcoats. Archaeology has added much to our understanding here and it’s great to be back doing more with @N_T_S & @NTS_archaeology
On the anniversary of the sinking of the Titanic, we thought we'd answer a question that's often asked,
"If they raised the Mary Rose, why not raise the Titanic?"
Allow our scaled diagram to explain...
@ProfTonyPollard@N_T_S@NTS_archaeology@1745Association Fabulous. Had the idea the other day after Domhnall Uilleam Stiubhart brilliant talk on his great grandfather the Loch Etive Bard, thinking how do I match that!, then remembered his Culloden society connection and all your new work. 💚🌞💚 Will send email. 😊😊
Saturday April 12th 2025 Rockfield centre, Oban all welcome
Dr Domhnall Uilleam Stiubhart, exploring the life and work of John's maternal Grandfather - Detective Inspector John MacCallum: his life, times, songs, and manuscript
Bàrd Taobh Loch Éite, the Bard of Loch Etive-side