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Category Archives: Viking

Iron Age, Medieval, Neolithic, Viking

Enhancing the schedule of monuments for Orkney

Midhowe Broch, Rousay
Iron Age, Neolithic, Viking

Eight projects share OIC’s £40,000 archaeology fund

Visitors at The Cairns excavation, in South Ronaldsay, in 2012.
Viking

Runes – separating fact from fiction

Runes - A Handbook Cover
Bronze Age, Iron Age, Medieval, Mesolithic, Neolithic, Viking

New guidebook celebrates Orkney’s monumental heritage

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Iron Age, Neolithic, Viking

Eight Orkney projects to benefit from a share of OIC’s £50,000 archaeology fund

The ongoing excavation of the Iron Age site at Cairns, South Ronaldsay. (Sigurd Towrie)
Medieval, Viking

Orkney landscape project shortlisted for national archaeological award

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

Dig team find proof there were Picts on the Brough of Deerness before the vikings

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Iron Age, Viking

Rousay’s heritage snatched from the sea

Students removing beach stones to reveal the site
Medieval, Viking

Archaeologists return to the Brough of Deerness

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

Medieval artefacts found in East Mainland

Picture: Frank Bradford
Iron Age, Neolithic, Viking

Eight research projects share OIC’s £50k archaeology fund

Excavations on the Brough of Deerness, Orkney.
Viking

Delving into the history of ‘things’

Iron Age, Viking

The unfolding story of the Brough of Deerness

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

Oxford archaeologists focus on Birsay mound

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Viking

Excavators return to Skaill farmstead

Revealing a Norse farmstead.
Iron Age, Viking

Long-awaited dig begins unravelling the secrets of the Brough of Deerness

broughdeernessresistance
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

snusgar2007
Medieval, Viking

Reconstruction of medieval Westray house complete

Quoygrew, Westray
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