Category archive for ‘Bronze Age’ 
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Sustainability and Heritage conference: Kirkwall, Orkney, May 29-31
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Radiocarbon dates point to a millennium of activity on the Ness of Brodgar
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Do survey results show a massive prehistoric monument under the water of the Stenness Loch?
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Interim Links of Noltland report launched
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Coastal erosion helping fill in the historical gaps
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Stromness earth-house hints at major prehistoric settlement
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Untangling the history of the Cantick mound
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The Cantick mound that turned square
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Fresh funding for research into submerged stone remains
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Rumours of sunken structures prompt underwater survey of the Bay of Firth
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New excavation at Neolithic mystery site
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Sea level results lead to radical rethink over World Heritage Site landscape
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“Decorated” Neolithic structure unearthed in Westray
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Pollen study sees no sign of Bronze Age population drop in Orkney
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A fresh look at Orkney’s earth-houses
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Bronze Age settlement uncovered at the Links of Noltland
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Neolithic site confirmed at Bronze Age cemetery
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Archaeologist turns her attentions to Orkney’s neglected hillsides
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Rare Bronze Age axe unearthed in Orphir peat bank
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Orkney’s bogs hold the key to the islands’ prehistoric past