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Scotland, United Kingdom · ScotlandA grant from the Society, along with support from the Orkney Archaeology Society, the North Isles Landscape Partnership Scheme and the Scapa Flow Museum has enabled research and the production of two leaflets covering the North Isles and West Mainland & Graemsay. These complete the series of five trail leaflets that now cover all the Orkney Islands. One of the pair of adjacent air-raid shelters on Glimps Holm dating from WW2. NGR: ND 471 993. Ph…Read Article
The Wartime Orkney Trail leaflets project - Society of Antiquaries of Scotland

Scotland, United Kingdom · ScotlandSociety funding was awarded to Dr Will Megarry for the continuation of a project focused on human-landscape interactions in the area around the riebeckite felsite quarries of Shetland’s Northmavine peninsula. Overview
Felsite is a bluish igneous rock which has been exploited for the production of polished stone tools since the early Neolithic. The felsite quarries were mapped as part of the North Roe Felsite Project (NRFP), which ran from 2013–2…Read Article
The archaeological landscape of North Roe, Shetland - Society of Antiquaries of Scotland

Scotland, United Kingdom · ScotlandA Society grant allowed Professor Gordon Noble and Dr Anne Crone to redate archive materials from Dundurn, Perthshire, producing the first ever dendro-supported Bayesian modelled dating sequence for early medieval eastern Scotland. Aerial view of Dundurn hillfort © HES In early medieval eastern Scotland, Dundurn is one of the few Pictish sites identified in early documents. The Annals of Ulster record a siege here in AD 682 and the Alba king-lis…Read Article