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ARCH EVENTS
Archaeology for Communities in the Highlands
Insight – On Site - Events in September/October
WALK TO
CAIRD’S CAVE
26th September - 10-12
People have used caves from the earliest prehistoric
period in Scotland. We will walk along the to look a Caird’s Cave, one of the
many caves along the Moray Firth shore. Find out more about people’s occupation
of caves, and in particular, Caird’s Cave with its evidence of Iron Age
boneworking and much later use by the Travelling Folk.
Meet at Rosemarkie Beach Car Park.
HIGH SPY ARCHAEOLOGY AT
CARN LIATH BROCH - GOLSPIE
3rd
October - 2-4pm
A guided tour of the well preserved broch at Carn Liath – and a chance to use High Spy techniques for aerial photography.
RECENT ARCHAEOLOGICAL INVESTIGATIONS ON THE
TARBAT PENINSULA
6th
October - 7.30-9pm
An
evening talk at Tarbat Discovery Centre jointly organised by ARCH and the
Tarbat Discovery Centre Trust, looking at findings from recent archaeological
investigations on the Tarbat peninsula including the recently recovered 14th century
carved stone capital, currently on display at the Tarbat Discovery Centre.
BRONZE AGE BURIALS FROM
SEAFIELD TO RAIGMORE
15th October - 2-4pm - Raigmore Community
Centre
An
illustrated talk about the important Bronze Age burials found under the present
Inverness Retail Park and the A9 near Raigmore, followed by a walk to the
relocated Raigmore cairn.
OTHER EVENTS /
OPPORTUNITIES
The SCOTTISH ARCHAEOLOGY MONTH (SAM) programme is now out, and
features walks and exhbitions at Strathconon by NOSAS, various Forestry
Commission events, walks in Caithness by Caithness Field Club, Dunbeath
Preservation Trust and Caithness Archaeological Trust, and a chance
to participate in an SRP day with Historic Assynt. Programmes are in
many libraries or available at www.archaeologyscotland.org.uk
HIGHLAND ARCHAEOLOGY FESTIVAL
The
HAF programme for this packed fortnight will be out soon. It should have interesting
events from all over the Highlands, and culminates in a stimulating What’s New
in Highland Archaeology two-day conference on 17th & 18th October at the
Spectrum Centre in Inverness.
Contact the Highland
Council Archaeology Unit for a programme.
APPLECROSS BROCH EXCAVATIONS
This year’s community excavation at Applecross Broch has
started, and will continue until the 20th of Sept. Visitors very welcome.
See www.applecross-archaeology.com for
more information.
BIRNIE OPEN DAY
Sunday 13th September
Adult tours 10am 12pm, 2pm and 4pm;
Kid’s tours at 11am, 1pm and 3pm.
Find out about the latest finds at this interesting
Iron Age site.
Includes hands-on activities.
No need to book on any
events. We will request donations to help with ongoing costs.
Children welcome if accompanied by parent/guardian.
To find out more ARCH activities or to be put on the mailing list please e-mail ARCH or phone Susan Kruse on 01997 421171.
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