CIfA Scottish Group
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@InstituteArch's Scottish Group represents the interests of professional archaeology in Scotland, and archaeologists working in Scotland. Tweets by committee
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Well done and Massive Congratulations!! to our fab Archaeology Scotland Learning Team for their award last night! We're really chuffed for them. They work so hard to bring archaeology to everyone and it's a real pleasure to work with them and be inspired by them every day! 🥳👏🥂
A rare Orkney Viking sword has 'many stories to tell' bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotla… AOC Archaeology Group Historic Environment Scotland BBC Radio Orkney BBC Scotland News #archaeology
This week Edinburgh Archaeology students have been virtual interns AOC Archaeology Group learning the procedures of commercial archaeology with #AOC Director Andy Heald. Helping to bridge the archaeology sector skills gap and creating training links between academia and industry. University of Edinburgh Careers Service
Ancient borders in #IronAge Scotland - #GUARD's own Ronan Toolis explores the cultural divergence already existing prior to the building of #HadriansWall Published now in the latest volume of the #Proceedings of Society of Antiquaries of Scotland guard-archaeology.co.uk/GALNews/
"Before visiting the site, I never considered archaeology a space where everyday people could get involved..." ⚒️ Wondering what to expect on your first dig? Discover one volunteer's experience exploring a lost football stadium with Archaeology Scotland in Glasgow: bit.ly/ArchaeoJustDig…
Join CIfA Scottish Group at their upcoming CPD session at midday, 25 February on the Scottish Government's NFP4 reforms. The session will highlight how these proposals will affect the structure of the planning system and in particular policies most likely to affect archaeology.
Welcome to our new PhD student Alex! His work looks at the social values of the Antonine Wall and Roman Scotland - supervised by Chiara Bonacchi and Dr Ben Russell, with Cultural Heritage Prof Nina Parish and Sally Foster & Historic Environment Scotland Dr Rebecca Jones and @alexgchale
