61. QAA Subject Review Reports: England, Northern Ireland And Scotland - Archaeology QAA Home (with graphics). Textonly site Home Back to Review Reports Review reports - subject level England, Northern Ireland and scotland. archaeology. http://www.qaa.ac.uk/revreps/subj_reports_textonly.asp?subjID=4

62. Historic Scotland Historic scotland gives the background to the dig by Kirkdale archaeology at this castle completed in the 1530s in South Lanarkshire. History with reconstruction drawings. http://www.cadzowcastle.net

Home A to Z Education Events ... Shop Welcome // Historic Scotland safeguards the nation's built heritage and promotes its understanding and enjoyment on behalf of Scottish Ministers. In our web site you can find information on more than 300 properties in our care and Scotland's listed buildings and scheduled ancient monuments. We also have resources for schools and details on technical conservation and research. A to Z Directory Popular Topics Ancient Monuments Archaeology Conservation Consultations ... Weddings Events Be entertained at stunning sites across Scotland. Membership Policy Guidance on managing the Historic Environment. Education Let our specialist teams share their knowledge. Listings Find out if your house or building is listed. Castles Edinburgh, Stirling and Urquhart are just a few... Online tickets Available for great days out at all our properties. Monuments. Search our Ancient Monuments database. Text Only About Historic Scotland Contact Us Freedom of Information ... Publications

63. MegaLinks Internet offers a choice of literally thousands of websites devoted to archaeology. Rest of Europe (43 links) Rest of the World (44 links) scotland (38 links http://www.stonepages.com/megalinks/

SHOP ARCHAEONEWS TOURS PREHISTORAMA FORUMS GLOSSARY FEEDBACK FAQ ABOUT US Stone Pages > MegaLinks ADD A LINK NEW LINKS MOST POPULAR RANDOM LINK ... SEARCH A LINK Internet offers a choice of literally thousands of websites devoted to archaeology. So it's quite hard to find the relevant information you are looking for. MegaLinks is a selected list of sites that you can browse to learn more about megalithic monuments in Europe and elsewhere. Please click on the section you are interested in, feel free to browse the most recent sites we added to the list or the most visited websites, add your own link (in that case we'd be grateful if you would provide a link back to the Stone Pages on your own website, using our custom logos ), make a search within our database of links or even visit a random website from our collection. There are links for you to choose from! Categories: (371 links) England (62 links) Europe (general) (23 links) France (31 links) Great Britain (general) (31 links) Iberian peninsula (28 links) Ireland (36 links) Italy (19 links) Other U.K. sites

64. Stephen Driscoll Detailed research information for this Glasgow University Senior Lecturer. Research interests include Early Medieval scotland landscape and sculpture. http://www.gla.ac.uk/archaeology/staff/std/index.html

Home About Us News Courses ... < Up one level Stephen T. Driscoll Research Interests Research Projects ... Journal Senior Lecturer in Archaeology and Research Director, GUARD Ph.D. in Archaeology, University of Glasgow, 1987 M.Sc. in Anthropology, University of Pennsylvania, 1981 B.A. in Anthropology, University of Pennsylvania, 1980 Department of Archaeology University of Glasgow Glasgow Scotland Tel: +44 (0)141 330 6114 Fax: +44 (0)141 330 3544 Email: s.driscoll@archaeology.gla.ac.uk Last Updated: May 4, 2004 < Up one level

65. Connect Archaeology Contract archaeological company specializing in coastal and underwater archaeology in scotland and Northern Britain. Company philosophy, services, staff, news. http://www.st-and.ac.uk/institutes/sims/connect.htm

66. Archaeology Provides information and advice on all aspects of the historic environment in the NorthEast of scotland. http://www.aberdeenshire.gov.uk/archaeology/

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67. Headland Archaeology - The Archaeology Of Scotland, Ireland And England Headland archaeology Ltd Headland archaeology offers a wide range of archaeological services throughout scotland, Northern England and Ireland for private http://www.headlandarchaeology.com/

Home Our Services Recent Projects News and Events ... Vacancies Headland Archaeology is an experienced archaeological firm running projects across the UK and Ireland. We offer a broad range of professional archaeological services and training programmes. Much of our work involves providing archaeological advice and support for commercial developers and their agents, local authorities, national heritage organisations and private individuals. We also have an excellent academic profile and maintain considerable involvement in a variety of research-led projects working in partnership with universities, heritage bodies and the wider archaeological community. Many of our staff are recognised experts in their own fields and have strong research and publication records. We endeavour to improve understanding of the past and encourage public participation through publications, lectures, events and the media. email: feedback enabling development professional execution successful completion

68. Headland Archaeology - Publications By Author's Name Published Books and monographs Holden, T. The archaeology of Scottish Thatch 1998. Historic scotland Technical Advice Note no. 13 (Historic scotland). http://www.headlandarchaeology.com/Publications/Publications_List.html

Home Our Services Recent Projects News and Events ... Vacancies Published Books and monographs Holden, T. The Archaeology of Scottish Thatch 1998. Historic Scotland Technical Advice Note no. 13 (Historic Scotland) Lowe, C 1998 Coastal Erosion and the archaeological assessment of an eroding shoreline at St Boniface Church, Papa Westray, Orkney. Historic Scotland/Sutton Publishing Monograph, Stroud, Gloucestershire. Lowe, C 1999 Angels, Fools and Tyrants: Britons and Anglo-Saxons in Southern Scotland, AD 450 - 750. The Making of Scotland, Canongate History Series, Edinburgh Published Journal Articles since 2001 Wickham-Jones C 2001 A possible Neolithic settlement at Kinbeachie, Black Isle, Highland, Proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland 131, 57-86 medieval Dumbarton, Proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries for Scotland Coleman, R (forthcoming) The archaeology of medieval burgage plots, Proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries for Scotland Holden T G 2001 Dietary evidence from the coprolites and the intestinal contents of ancient humans, in Brothwell, D and Pollard T (eds)

69. Archaeology In Scotland, A Traveller's Britain Site, Offered By Buxton Online archaeology in scotland, archaeology Links. archaeology on Orkney The Internet Guide to scotland Brochs Highland Council archaeology http://www.buxtononline.net/travellers/archaeology2.htm

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70. Archaeology On Orkney - The Internet Guide To Scotland Sea scotland s Prehistoric Village of Skara Brae Lots of colour photos and a wellwritten text explaining what is known about this most unique archaeological http://www.scotland-inverness.co.uk/ork-arch.htm

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71. S C O T T I S H A R C H A E O L O G Y M O N T H 2 0 0 3 Scottish archaeology Month is an annual initiative coordinated by the Council for Scottish archaeology that celebrates scotland s rich archaeological heritage http://www.scottisharchaeology.org.uk/

text version home 2003 programme of events ... about csa last updated 18 November 2003 Welcome to Scottish Archaeology Month Scottish Archaeology Month is an annual initiative co-ordinated by the Council for Scottish Archaeology that celebrates Scotland's rich archaeological heritage. Throughout September a diverse range of FREE events educate, entertain and encourage appreciation and active involvment in Scotland's historic environment. The initiative also serves as a focus for local and national archaeology. Events are family orientated, appealing to both enthusiasts and professionals. They range from excavation open days and guided tours of sites, to family activity days and exhibitions, is staged by a variety of groups from the archaeological community, including local archaeological societies, national organisations, local museums, countryside ranger services, and Young Archaeologists' Club branches. All events are free of charge and offer a great opportunity for people of all ages to discover and explore their local heritage. Scottish Archaeology Month, along with the

72. Scotland, Archaeology And Early History scotland, archaeology and early history. scotland Rank Our price Book scotland, archaeology and early history Customer Reviews http://www.history-europe.com/Scotland_archaeology_and_early_history_0500021007.

Scotland, archaeology and early history Scotland, archaeology and early history by Authors: J. N. G Ritchie Released: 1981 ISBN: 0500021007 Unknown Binding Sales Rank: Our price: Book > Scotland, archaeology and early history > Customer Reviews: Average Customer Rating: Scotland, archaeology and early history > Customer Review #1: Fascinating A survey of prehistoric and Roman Scottish archaeology, always interesting reading. Intriguing sites are discussed and black and white photographs and pictures illustrate the text quite well. As an introduction to the field (spoken as a neophyte) I recommend it. Scotland, archaeology and early history > Related Products history of europe

73. BOOKS - MEGALITHS ARCHAEOLOGY IN SCOTLAND IRELAND MEGALITHS archaeology IN scotland IRELAND. scotland. (25 col.) Hardback A profusely illustrated introduction to scotland s spectacular archaeology. http://easyweb.easynet.co.uk/~aburnham/book/archscot.htm

Scotland The Pictish Guide The Pictish Guide Elizabeth Sutherland, Tony Gray (Photographer) Paperback - 160 pages (April 1997) Publisher: Birlinn ISBN: 1874744661 This guide to the Picts covers all known Pictish stones. It incorporates the latest discoveries, along with a full listing of symbols and their possible meaning, a complete gazetteer, and location maps with ordnance survey grid references. The Picts were a Dark Age warrior race which ruled Scotland for 500 years. They left a legacy of carved stones, still to be found throughout the country in churchyards, museums and private collections. This book lists all known stones - some 630 examples - whether complete or fragmentary, pagan or Christian, and those lost to us now. Descriptions are given of the three classes of stone. Elizabeth Sutherland is the author of "In Search of the Picts" Only Published Price: £7.99 - a saving of over 50% The Picts and Their Symbols The Picts and Their Symbols W. A. Cummins

74. Scotland Guide - Scottish History - History And Archaeology Information scotland Scottish FAQ Scottish History History and archaeology information. Websites. An excellent site for Scottish Historical http://www.siliconglen.com/Scotland/11_4.html

Scotland Scottish FAQ Scottish History History and Archaeology information Websites An excellent site for Scottish Historical information is: http://www.rampantscotland.com/History.htm Scottish history tours http://www.scottishhistory.com/ http://www.rootsweb.com/~genclass/205/gen205_2.htm Stonepages http://www.stonepages.com/utenti/dmeozzi/Scotland/Scotland.html Scottish stone monuments (cairns, brochs, standing stones, circles etc) http://www.stonepages.com/ancient_scotland/ Archaeolink Insch, Aberdeenshire Information on 7,000 recorded prehistoric sites, including stone circles, Iron Age hill forts and Pictish symbol stones, http://www.archaeolink.co.uk/ Scottish Archaeology News and the online verion of The Digger (UK excavators newsletter) plus links to all archaeological units in Scotland. http://www.archaeo.freeserve.co.uk/ Scottish History online http://www.north-scotland.co.uk/ Kilmartin House Trust This group has opened its multi award winning archaeological centre and museum in the village of Kilmartin on the West Coast of Scotland. This site gives a taste of the museum and also allows visitors to preview the collection of ancient sites that surround the village. http://www.kht.org.uk/

75. Archaeology Photographs (Scotland) By Charles Tait Art archaeology Photographs (scotland) by Charles Tait. Art Art_History / Neolithic_Art. http://www.electronics-ee.com/~art-odys/Link.php?id_url=437

76. Destination: Culloden Battlefield, Scotland When you re in scotland, be sure to drop by the visitor centre; a good reference book on battlefield archaeology focusing on UK battlegrounds is the relatively http://archaeology.about.com/cs/military/bb/culloden.htm

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77. RCAHMS : About NMRS visited the NMRS personally, making use of the extensive range of material and information relating to the archaeology and architecture of scotland, but the http://www.rcahms.gov.uk/aboutnmrs.html

about nmrs database news ... contact about N M R S What is the NMRS? The National Monuments Record of Scotland (NMRS) is the national collection of material relating to the archaeological and architectural heritage of Scotland. What does the NMRS do? Information gathered during the course of RCAHMS Architectural, Archaeological and Aerial Survey is transferred to the NMRS in order to make it available to the public. In addition, the NMRS has its own programmes of record gathering, and constantly enhances its Collections through purchase, loan and copying of material relating to Scotland's architectural and archaeological heritage. The NMRS makes this wealth of material and information available to the public through a variety of services and also by means of exhibition and publication. What sort of material is available through the NMRS? The Architecture and Archaeology Collections lie at the heart of the NMRS. These comprise a wide variety of drawings, plans, photographs (including aerial photographs), printed books, periodicals, maps, manuscripts and reports. The collections are either indexed manually, or through the NMRS database which is made available to the public through CANMORE and CANMAP What are the NMRS' services?

78. LookSmart - Directory - Archaeology Museums In The United Kingdom Archaeolink Parkland museum in Aberdeenshire with exhibits on scotland s archaeology and prehistory. Information on the museum, its attractions and events. http://search.looksmart.com/p/browse/us1/us317914/us53764/us286117/us10068923/us

@import url(/css/us/style.css); @import url(/css/us/searchResult1.css); Home IN the directory this category YOU ARE HERE Home Sciences General Science Archaeology Archaeology Museums in the United Kingdom - Lists archaeology museums found in Great Britain, Wales, and Scotland. Directory Listings About Antiquities, Museum of The principle museum of archaeology in the North East presents a very impressive site which includes a virtual gallery. Archaeolink Parkland museum in Aberdeenshire with exhibits on Scotland's archaeology and prehistory. Information on the museum, its attractions and events. Ashmolean Museum of Art and Archaeology Check out general information, a gallery floor plan, and a list of exhibitions. Includes publications and a schedule of museum talks. Barley Hall Explore the medieval past of York in this restoration of this fifteenth century house. Bath Preservation Trust This trust protects and renovates the Georgian architecture that has gained the city of Bath World Heritage Status. Bede's World Museum of Early Medieval Northumbria at Jarrow, in the UK, focuses on the life, times, and work of Bede. Read about special events. Bedford Museum, The

79. Scotland On Sunday - International - Archaeology Is New Target For Ukraine's Maf scotland on Sunday Sun 13 Oct 2002. archaeology is new target for Ukraine s mafia gangs MURDO MacLEOD mmacleod@scotlandonsunday.com HITMAN, enforcer, bag man http://scotlandonsunday.scotsman.com/international.cfm?id=1134032002

80. Archaeology & History Around Loch Ewe, North-west Scotland Archaeological sites around Loch Ewe in Wester Ross, northwest Highlands of scotland. Loch Ewe Action Forum has recently become http://freespace.virgin.net/leaf.ltd/archaeology.htm

Guide to the Gairloch and Loch Ewe Area of the Scottish Highlands Full Index The Area Accommodation Outdoor Activities ... Property For Sale Archaeological Points of Interest Chapel of Sand of Udrigle or Laide Chapel Map Reference NG 902 919 In a graveyard still in use, close to the village of Laide are the unroofed remains of the Chapel of Sand of Udrigle. A Church building is said to have been erected around 1713 by George MacKenzie of Gruinard. In reality however it is likely that the work carried out by George MacKenzie was limited to repairs and re-thatching and the chapel is traditionally said to have been erected by St Columba or one of his followers in the 7th century. However, the character of the building suggests a late medieval date for the existing structure. Gordon C. Harrison The chapel seems to have remained in use for worship until at least the end of the 18th century and was in use for burials by 1834, the earliest decipherable date on any of the gravestones within the walls. The burial ground has been substantially enlarged on all sides and remains in use. To the west of the chapel denuded remains of a segment of a probably circular ditch with a double bank can be traced. The chapel is placed nearly east and west measuring 8.8m by 5.8m with walls 0.7m thick and bonded with a shell mortar. The east and west gables remain substantially complete with the west gable even retaining most of its skew stones. The east gable is pierced by a partially destroyed mullioned two-light window and there are remains of two further mullioned two-light windows in the south wall, flanking the lower courses of the doorway. Unfortunately the north and south walls are reduced to approximately 1.5m, the height of the windowsills.

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