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Category Archives: Medieval

Iron Age, Medieval, Neolithic, Viking

Enhancing the schedule of monuments for Orkney

Midhowe Broch, Rousay
Bronze Age, Iron Age, Medieval, Mesolithic, Neolithic, Viking

New guidebook celebrates Orkney’s monumental heritage

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Medieval, Viking

Orkney landscape project shortlisted for national archaeological award

The Viking Age longhouse at Skaill, Sandwick. (Sigurd Towrie)
Medieval, Viking

Archaeologists return to the Brough of Deerness

The Brough of Deerness. (Picture: Sigurd Towrie)
Iron Age, Medieval

In search of Sanday’s lost ‘coronation stone’

Somewhere in Kettletoft Bay - a photograph of the Sanday "footprint stone" taken in 2008.
Medieval, Viking

Medieval artefacts found in East Mainland

Picture: Frank Bradford
Medieval, Viking

Oxford archaeologists focus on Birsay mound

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Bronze Age, Medieval, Neolithic

Fresh funding for research into submerged stone remains

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Medieval, Viking

Were there Anglo-Saxons in Orkney before the Vikings?

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Medieval, Viking

Viking settlement helps understand history of Skaill’s landscape

Picture: Sigurd Towrie
Medieval, Viking

Viking settlement helps understand history of Skaill’s landscape

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Medieval

Did Gulf Stream disruption plunge Orkney into chaos and famine?

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Medieval

Calls for the return of 16th century Duke of Orkney’s remains

James Hepburn - the first and last Duke of Orkney.
Medieval, Viking

Reconstruction of medieval Westray house complete

Quoygrew, Westray
Medieval, Viking

Human burial recovered from South Ronaldsay shore

southronaldsay
Medieval, Viking

As excavation finishes, work begins to open Viking age house remains to the public

Aerial view of Quoygrew Viking longhouse, Westray, Orkney
Medieval, Viking

Oxford team bid to solve mystery of Sandwick mound

Picture: Sigurd Towrie
Medieval

Medieval ring found in Kirkwall garden

(Picture courtesy of Orkney Library Photographic Archive)
Medieval

Skeletal remains rescued from eroding Medieval cemetery

Skull erodes from Medieval cemetery in Orkney (Picture: Sigurd Towrie)
Medieval, Viking

Quoygrew project completes work on series of buildings occupied for nearly a millennia

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