Travel on land and sea in second episode of Rousay Tales podcast
‘Travelling’, the second episode of the new Rousay Tales podcast is out now.
‘Travelling’, the second episode of the new Rousay Tales podcast is out now.
The Orkney Research Centre for Archaeology (ORCA) is looking to add a relief site assistant and project officer to its list of supply staff.
Professor Dame Mary Beard was shown around the historical and archaeological sites of Rousay today by folk from the UHI Archaeology Institute and Orkney Museums.
Visiting Orkney to officially open the Ness of Brodgar exhibition, we were delighted to show Professor Dame Mary Beard around the West Mainland today.
Project leaders Dan Lee and Sean Bell update us on the progress of the ORCA industrial heritage project so far.
Join the ORCA team carrying out industrial heritage fieldwork in Orkney’s North Isles over the next two weeks.
To mark the the final season of excavation, the Ness of Brodgar is the subject of a major new exhibition at the Orkney Museum this summer.
The first episode of a new podcast looking at life in Rousay, past and present, is now live.
PhD student Holly Young took the award for best research poster at the recent UHI Postgraduate Research Student Conference.
Professor Jane Downes was among the experts participating in the NORA – UNESCO Network Conference in Edinburgh on Friday.
We’ve been out in Stronsay for a two-day fieldwalking exercise looking for evidence of the island’s early prehistory.
Newcastle University is inviting applications for a four-year PhD studentship looking at historic landscape character and climate change adaptation
The last of the launch events for ORCA’s new industrial heritage project takes place in Rousay today, Monday, April 29, 2024.
Professor Dame Mary Beard is in Orkney next month where she will open the Ness of Brodgar exhibition and be shown around some of the sites by UHI Archaeology Institute staff.
A group of postgraduate students were at the Howe of Hoxa, South Ronaldsay, last week as part of their archaeological and geophysical survey module.
We’re delighted to announce a fully funded PhD opportunity focusing on the “blackhouses” – Taighean Tughaidh – of the Western Isles.
The UHI Archaeology Institute and Rousay, Egilsay and Wyre Development Trust (REWDT) hosted a field trip to Rousay earlier this month.
The Scottish Community Heritage Alliance (SCHA) is looking for a Grassroots Heritage in Scotland project officer.