Second Orkney Archaeology Festival programme now online
The programme for the second Orkney Archaeology Festival (September 9-13) is now available online.
The programme for the second Orkney Archaeology Festival (September 9-13) is now available online.
Tomorrow’s open day at the Spurness excavation site in Sanday is going ahead with tours planned every 30 minutes. The site will be open from 10am until 4pm.
UHI Orkney has named Katie Joss as its Student of the Year in recognition of her academic achievement, dedication and resilience throughout her studies.
An update on the final week of excavation from Dan Lee.
UHI Archaeology Institute is offering places to study on the Archaeology BA (Hons), Archaeology Joint Honours BA (Hons), Archaeological Sciences BSc (Hons) and Archaeological and Environmental Sciences BSc (Hons) through UCAS Clearing 2026.
Back on site, we’ve got a side door to the Early Neolithic structure.
A day of enlightenment, with several things that were difficult to interpret began to make sense.
An exceptional day, but not entirely for the expected reasons.
Photographs from day seven in Sanday.
It seems our Early Neolithic building is large – c.19.5 metres long.
Day five at Spurness, Sanday.
Trench cleaning, filming and a couple of great finds.
An update from Skaill farm, Rousay, by Dan Lee.
Deturfing complete, it was time to remove the protective covers…
An exciting day on site – it seems out Neolithic structure might be bigger than we thought.
We’re back in Sanday to resume excavation of a wonderful Neolithic structure overlooking the Bay of Stove.
After 20 years of excavation, the UHI Archaeology Institute’s research dig at The Cairns has now come to an end. With the work on the site now completed, it’s time for site director Martin Carruthers to sum up…
We’re 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.