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09 September 2022
The dig of an early Iron Age site at Swartigill, Caithness returns this year, organised by ORCA (Orkney Resarch Centre for Archaeology and Yarrows Heritage Trust.
Further information from https://www.yarrowsheritagetrust.co.uk/kids-corner. If you're interested in participating, contact: heritage@yarrowsheritagetrust.co.uk or 01955 651387
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09 September 2022
Starts: 18:30
Drawn from the Past: Voices from Dava Moor
Talk by Dr Charles Fletcher at Grantown Museum. Free.
Explore the history of the abandoned crofts on Dava moor. Artist and historian, Dr Charles Fletcher talks on his exploration of the history of abandoned crofts that lie on the high grounds between Grantown and Forres that inspired him and Maurice Walsh, who set his novel ‘A Key above the Door’ a hundred years ago this year.Discover a dark past intertwined with stories from lives spent on a beautiful but unforgiving moor...
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09 September 2022
Archaeology Scotland and the Ardnamurchan History and Heritage Association are about to commence another season of archaeological investigations at Camas nan Geall as part of the European Regional Development Fund and Historic Environment-supported Adopt-a-Monument programme on Ardnamurchan.
Over the course of two weeks from the 26th of August, volunteers and members of the local community will investigate some of the prehistoric remains of this beautiful bay. The team has already had two successful seasons digging in the bay, investigating 18th and 19th-century settlements, and results from the project will be presented at the Highland Archaeology Festival in the autumn.
To volunteer, please contact p.murtagh@archaeologyscotland.org.uk.
The second week is fully booked, but there are still spaces from the 26th to the 30th of August.
Further informatoin on Archaeology Scotland website
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