Heritage Professional @HistEnvScot working with the @welovehistory Properties in Care; Treasurer @CIfA_Scottish; MCIfA @InstituteArch
Joined August 2009
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Everyone stop what you're doing.
Nixie the @TowerOfLondon cat is sat on the Roman wall.
That is all.
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We are delighted to announce our full seminar programme for 2024-25.
Note that venues for most lectures are TBC so keep an eye on here and in your emails.
Look forward to seeing you at the seminars
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Want to know more about the history of woods in your area? 🌳
Using examples from Dumfries & Galloway and further afield, @Dendrochronicle will lift the lid on resources and approaches used to walk back through time at this free online @DGWoodlands event: digitscotland.com/events/woo…
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A great summary of the incredible archaeology projects and strategic work being carried out across Scotland
🎉CELEBRATING ARCHAEOLOGY IN SCOTLAND 2024 IS AVAILABLE NOW🎉
Read about exciting community work, new arch frameworks & catch up on the latest arch projects in 2024
Download for free here: archaeologystrategy.scot/mag…
#ScotArchStrat
A spooky observation during a visit to @welovehistory Castle Semple Collegiate Church today
There's a bat in the tracery
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Extra time on Bute yesterday and got to fit in a visit to the excellent #RothesayCastle @welovehistory @Hebcruises
It was splendid afternoon last year chatting with @StoneMePodcast about the fantastic @welovehistory @HistEnvScot Cairn Holy
And now you can listen to the episode, either through your favourite podcast app or via stonemepodcast.com/programme…
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
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Sorry for the delay in getting this out folks, our account had some issues.
Our programme for the remainder of 2024
Seminars will be held at 18:00 in Lecture Theatre B, 40 George Square Lecture Theatres, at the University of Edinburgh Central Area – unless otherwise noted.
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Nothing like walking around a museum to remind you that for the majority of human history it was mainly about accumulating beads.
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Holyrood Park has a history of human use that stretches back at least 7,000 years.
It's home to the remains of ancient forts and traces of thousands of years of agricultural activity.
Discover the amazing archaeology in the heart of Edinburgh: ow.ly/OPUp50TKB3M
Great to see @ScottishCrannog @kilmartinmuseum nominated
🎉 The #ArchaeologicalAchievementAwards 2024 shortlist is here! 🎉
Explore the outstanding nominees across categories like Learning, Engagement, Sustainability, and more. A huge congratulations to all the incredible candidates!
Discover the shortlist 👉 archaeologyuk.org/resource/a…
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Northern Lights treating us to a spectacular show above Inchcolm last night @welovehistory
#Aurora very clear in #Edinburgh surprised at how visible it was with the light pollution
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In the 1990s, experts identified pottery from Antonine Wall sites which were made in a north African style over 1,800 years ago 🥘
This includes dishes of a brazier style, a type of cooking more popular in north-west Africa than northern Europe: digitscotland.com/uncovering…
#BHM24
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We are recruiting for a new Carbon Manager @HistEnvScot. Please share with your networks - closing date 30th October at midday. All details in the link below. Thank you! lnkd.in/etHFiev7
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New scans of A96 landmark Sueno’s Stone crack historic mysteries and paint picture of Viking invasions dlvr.it/TF1953
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Pointing, renders, harls; lime has been used in Scotland's buildings for thousands of years.
Thanks to recent research, we're re-discovering some historic applications and learning how we can use lime in the modern world. Our new blog explores ⬇️
blog.engineshed.scot/2024/09…