General links
The Council for Scottish Archaeology
Historic Scotland
Royal Commission for Ancient and Historic
Monuments in Scotland
The Current Archaeology Directory of
British Archaeology: Scotland
University Departments
Glasgow University Department of
Archaeology
Edinburgh University Department of
Archaeology
Archaeology Units and Services
Council for Scottish Archaeology
Glasgow University Archaeology Research Division
Scottish Urban Archaeology Trust
Headland Archaeology
AOC Archaeology Group
The Archaeological Diving Unit,
St Andrews
The Highland Archaeology Service
Historic Scotland
Backtrack Archaeology
(specialising in Archaeological Illustration, Survey and CAD)
The Radiocarbon Dating Laboratory
at
Scottish Universities Research and Reactor Centre
Archaeoptics
(digital recording, reconstructions and presentations)
Museums
Hunterian Museum
The National Museums of Scotland
The
Kilmartin House Trust
Marischal Museum
University of Aberdeen
Excavations
Scotland's Parliament Excavations
- Holyrood Archaeology Project, to investigate the future Scottish
Parliament site.
Some examples of
GUARD excavations:
Some examples of
SUAT
excavations:
Fife Ness -
complete excavation report of this mesolithic camp by Caroline Wickham-Jones
and Magnar Dalland, published in Internet Archaeology.
The Newstead Project
- the Roman fort at Trimontium - by Bradford University
Archaeology Department
The Roman Gask Project
(University of Manchester), studying the Roman Frontier works on and
around the Gask Ridge in Perthshire.
Other Links
Ancient Stones Of Scotland
Glasgow Archaeological Society
- founded in 1856, the Society fosters public awareness of archaeology
through its programme of lectures, publications, field visits and other
activities.
Sculptured Stones of Early Medieval
Scotland
- information and models from a Departmental reseach project
Ancient Scotland Tour
by Paola Arosio & Diego Meozzi
The World of Crannogs
Mark Holley at Edinburgh University
Scotland's First Settlers
- a regional study of the earliest settlement (the Mesolithic) on the
Atlantic seaboard of western Scotland by Caroline Wickham-Jones and Karen
Hardy.
Research projects from the
Archaeological Diving Unit and Scottish Institute of Maritime Studies
Prehistoric Stones OF Wonder
- a look at some Scottish Archaeoastronomy
Includes information on Ley Lines
Backtrack Archaeology
- a series of pages including news about Scottish archaeology and a
debating chamber ...
See Also
Archaeology
Caithness
Archaeology
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