HeyJaredStirling Archaeology
A regular update featuring information on Stirling and the wider Forth Valley’s rich history and archaeology, including local events, archaeological digs and stories from the past.
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The Diary - upcoming news and events from 28th September onwards. (opens the original)
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Welcome to Stirling Archaeology’s ‘The Diary’ , a weekly summary of all the interesting history and archaeological things happening round Stirling, including some of my adventures which finishes with a very bad joke and a poem so make sure you read to the end! If you have an event or a group you’d like to promote or a piece of good news please get in contact.Stirling Archaeology is free and always will be but you can support by upgrading to paid or making a one off donati
A Pictish War Dance? (opens the original)
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Today’s post is from my other blog Scottish Archaeology and involves a new paper by a colleague from Perth and it involves a new analysis of one of his research projects The Tulloch Man. His research is free to access in this great book Royalty and Ritual The Landscape in Early Medieval Scotland and Europe. I think this may be one of the earliest portraits of a real person from Stirling or Perthshire…but what exactly is he doing? <a href="https://scottisharchaeology.substack.com/p/a-pictish-war-
The Diary - upcoming news and events from 21st September onwards. (opens the original)
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Welcome to Stirling Archaeology’s ‘The Diary’ , a weekly summary of all the interesting history and archaeological things happening round Stirling, including some of my adventures which finishes with a very bad joke and a poem so make sure you read to the end! If you have an event or a group you’d like to promote or a piece of good news please get in contact.Stirling Archaeology is free and always will be but you can support by upgrading to paid or making a one off donati
The oldest house in Fintry! RESULTS! (opens the original)
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Hi my name if Dr Murray Cook and I’m an archaeologist based in Stirling. My blog is all about interesting things with a Stirling connection!Today I’m in the field digging holes in Fintry…we’re on the spot of a 3000 year old settlement that we discovered…they are the oldest houses in Fintry! The houses are on a south facing slope and associated with loads of struck quartz! Here is last year’s report.<a class="i
The Diary - upcoming news and events from 13th September onwards. (opens the original)
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Welcome to Stirling Archaeology’s ‘The Diary’ , a weekly summary of all the interesting history and archaeological things happening round Stirling, including some of my adventures which finishes with a very bad joke and a poem so make sure you read to the end! If you have an event or a group you’d like to promote or a piece of good news please get in contact.Stirling Archaeology is free and always will be but you can support by upgrading to paid or making a one off donati
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