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Hear the latest on the Ness of Brodgar, a Bronze Age hoard, Perth’s lost priory and more at Archaeological Research in Progress online and in Edinburgh on 3 May.
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"Crannogs contain some of the best-preserved evidence for life in the past in Scotland."
Today the Society announced funding for an underwater excavation of a medieval Highland crannog by @NosasBlog and @NautArchSoc, along with 11 other new projects: bit.ly/SocietyGrantsSpring20…
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Roman brooch 'buried to defend iron age house' bbc.in/3F5mtsR
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A hoard of medieval coins from the 15th century has been discovered by two metal detectorists.
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A group of divers have found a shipwreck with a cargo of 1840s Glasgow pottery off the west coast of Scotland.
Find out more ➡️ bbc.in/41iynIc
Divers discover treasure trove of old Glasgow pottery
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🔴 Exclusive: Scotland risks 'wholesale loss' of heritage as archaeology cuts leave numbers at 'bare minimum', via @alicampsie75
scotsman.com/heritage-and-re…
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400-year-old strand of hair unlocks new thinking on Vitamin D and Scotland's weak winter sun, via @alicampsie75
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NEW: A newly translated runic inscription has shed 'compelling' new light on who might have owned the Galloway Hoard, experts have announced
thenational.scot/news/249172…
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‘The hair stands up’: citizen archaeologists unearth ancient treasures in Scotland theguardian.com/science/2025…
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'It has been an absolute privilege to work on the amazing historic buildings at Stirling Castle'
How the study of ancient wood is opening doors on Scotland's past
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MAJOR FUNDING NEWS 🚨 We've awarded £50,000 to investigate Scotland’s Early Neolithic megalithic chambered and passage tombs.
The new project led by @ArchScot will aim to answer "arguably some of the biggest questions in Scottish archaeological research": socantscot.org/uncategorized…
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New Scottish archaeological discoveries are set to be unveiled at a conference in Stirling this weekend
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“This was a particularly desperate time to have been alive in Scottish history” - a new study has provided greater understanding of Scotland’s final deadly brush with the plague abdn.ac.uk/news/23783
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A documentary uncovering an 'exceptional' archaeological discovery that helps reveal secrets about the Glencoe Massacre will be released this week
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Dramatic 2,000-year-old Iron Age fort on Scottish island given national status scotsman.com/hays-way/dramat…
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An 'utterly unique' hoard of hundreds of Bronze Age items discovered by a metal detectorist in the Scottish Borders has been saved for the nation after it was acquired by the national museum.
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Did Vikings drag ships across land to avoid dangerous Scottish seas? bbc.in/4eKawFU


















