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CHAT conference was a great success
A big thank you to all those delegates who made the CHAT 2016 conference such a great success. Last weekend saw the University of the Highlands and Islands Archaeology Institute host CHAT 2016 (Con… Source: CHAT conference was a great … Continue reading
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Map Orkney Month Week 1: Ponies, pearls and pancakes at Purtabreck
Originally posted on Public Archaeology 2015:
Jo Inkster: Rousay 01/03 A typical Sunday on the farm for this time of year. Cattle feeding duties followed by a wet and windy hack out on my favourite horse Storm. Rode out to the…
Site 71
During an archaeological survey of the north end of Papay in 2014, we recorded some initials carved on the cliff face, ‘LL’. We plotted the location of the carving, and recorded it as Site 71. But to think of it … Continue reading
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Tagged Antonia Thomas, Archaeologists in residence, Contemporary Archaeology, Contemporary Art, Graffiti, Luelle Magdalon Lumiere, Name carving, North End, Orkney, Papa Westray, Papay, Place-marking, Tonje Birkeland
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