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Video of Eric Grant's recent talk for NOSAS on paleolithic cave art in France and Spain youtu.be/EPOAr6OQhec?si=9QJc…
New blog post on the Lowmount Bronze Age Kerb Cairn, Highland nosasblog.wordpress.com/2026…
Check out Excavation 19th C Icehouse Tarradale, Highlands by @nosasblog in #3D, #VR or #AR skfb.ly/pLJZB via @sketchfab
NOSAS Talk: Archaeological works at South Street, Elgin, Moray with Fion... youtu.be/-LbtCkwmMSM?si=yR0u… via @YouTube
Check out Ormaig cup and ring marked panel, Kilmartin by @nosasblog in #3D, #VR or #AR skfb.ly/pI7QU via @sketchfab
Our next talk on 16th April, the anniversary of #culloden. Full details at nosas.co.uk/calendar/nosas-t…
NOSAS Talk: Michael Zambon on his research on the Conan Stone, an early ... youtu.be/CiaBd38z9Ik?si=FjGH… via @YouTube
Our next talk features Dr Michael Zambon, who has been undertaking research with UHI Archaeology Institute, into the Conan Stone. The Conan Stone is a Pictish cross-slab found by members of NOSAS in 2019. This talk is in Inverness on Thursday 19th March is open to non-members.
Here is a fantastic talk that Steve Birch gave for us on the Mesolithic shell middens at Tarradale within a national and international perspective. It focuses on the 2017 & 2023 excavations which produced a significant range of antler artefacts. youtu.be/86QG-DQf-zY?si=Yytl…
Teanagairn henge at Culbokie is now part of an adopt a monument project with NOSAS and @ArchScot. We have a tidy up day on Sat Nov 15th. Further details at nosas.co.uk
We have just completed a week of fantastic archaeology, digging the Loch Achilty crannog with the Nautical Archaeology Society. We opened 3 trenches and found probable structural oak timbers in all of them. Trenches are now backfilled and samples await analysis.
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Holly Young and Ben Elliott of Uhi archaeology looking at John Wombell's amazing Mesolithic cowrie bead mockup at HAF2025
A new blog post by Archaeologist Steve Worth on a project he is undertaking at Kinloss Abbey in Moray, a 12th C Cistercian monastry. Read about what research, geophys and fieldwalking have revealed so far. nosasblog.wordpress.com/2025…
Here is a detailed new blog post by David Jarman on leisure paths and walks created by Highland estates in the 19th and early 20th Centuries. Findon Estate, on the Black Isle is fleshed out as a case study. nosasblog.wordpress.com/2025…
