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Category: Ness to Ness

Ness of Brodgar
Art & Archaeology Ness of Brodgar Ness to Ness

Places available on this summer’s ‘Ness to Ness’ art and archaeology workshop

We are delighted to open up the last remaining places on this year’s Ness to Ness art and archaeology course.

By Sigurd TowrieMonday, March 25, 2024 (8:00am)Monday, March 25, 2024 (8:01am)
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UHI Archaeology Institute, UHI Orkney, East Road, Kirkwall. KW15 1LX
(01856) 569000
sigurd.towrie@uhi.ac.uk
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