Posts about Archaeology
Southeast of the beach in Netherton, Levenwick, Shetland is a large mound currently used as a graveyard. The mound is shown as a burial ground on the 1878 Ordnance Survey…
There are lots of posts these days about archaeology visible in air photos and lidar. It’s great to see so much free access to these resources. Many of these posts…
In 2012 I was temporarily housebound. I used the time to explore an interest I had in geophysics, specifically resistivity surveying. I read a paper by Bruce Bevan which included…
In 2008 I was lucky enough to get to illustrate the “Hostage Stone” for Chris Lowe’s Society of Antiquaries of Scotland Monograph “Inchmarnock: An Early Historic Island Monastery and Its…
I am pleased to be able to promote Wulfgar the Bard’s contribution to, “Digging into the Dark Ages”. The monograph was edited by @howardmrw and @dwtpauline and, published by @Archaeopress…
In 2018 I was asked to contribute a paper to Livingmaps Review. I chose to write about Dairsie. The paper is called: Two towns, a river and two bridges: An…