Back to Sanday to continue excavating Spurness Neolithic structure
Weβre back in Sanday this week, with excavations resuming at a prehistoric site at Spurness on Sunday.
Weβre back in Sanday this week, with excavations resuming at a prehistoric site at Spurness on Sunday.
Professors Jane Downes and Ingrid Mainland are among the familiar faces seen in the new Time Team special on the Ness of Brodgar excavations.
An update on the first week at Skaill from site director Dan Lee.
Pressure builds on penultimate day – today’s update from Iain Healy.
The UHI Archaeology Institute has launched two new interactive, augmented reality archaeology trails in Barra, allowing visitors to experience some of the island’s most significant archaeological sites in an entirely new way, through the Outer Hebrides Unearthed smartphone app.
Today’s excavation update from Craig Barnes.
Today’s site update from PhD student Julia Brunner.
As we enter the final week of The Cairns dig, an update from Ole Thoenies.
Ahead of their trip to Shetland, for a dig involving the Orkney Research Centre for Archaeology (ORCA), Time Team’s Matt Williams popped by the institute to speak to Professor Jane Downes and ORCA’s senior projects manager, Paul Clarke.
The UHI Archaeology Institute is proud to be a core partner in a significant new investment from the Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC), as part of a Focal Award in Art History, Visual Arts and Creative Practice to establishΒ North Sea Heritage in Transitions (NHT).
Today’s update from The Cairns by site director Martin Carruthers.
A walk around the site with Django on his last day…
Site wide progress, finds and a farewell to Rick – today’s diary update from Carrie Davis.
A new project looking at sowens β a heritage food made from oats and a dietary staple in bygone years β has launched, with a special event at Kirbuster Farm, Orkney, at the weekend.
Our second dig of the 2026 season gets under way tomorrow, with archaeologists, students and volunteers from the UHI Archaeology Institute back at the multi-period settlement site at Skaill, Rousay.
Important findings and progress – Friday’s update from site director Martin Carruthers.
Today’s excavation update from student Declan Fladstol.
The closing date to apply for the Carnegie Education Fund’s postgraduate grant – which is to help students from low-income Scottish households undertake masterβs programmes at Scottish universities – is July 31, 2026.
Past the half-way point – today’s site update from UHI student Jemima Hall.
The 75βminute Time Team Special filmed during the final full season of excavation at the Ness of Brodgar in 2024 has its world premiere in Orkney on Friday, July 3.