Monthly Archive: September 2023
The post-dig season updates continue apace, with a major update to Structure Five and the 'Great Wall of Brodgar' pages.
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The fourth of the UHI Archaeology Institute’s 'Tombs of the Isles' recorded talks, and the second featuring Dr Antonia Thomas, the Ness' Neolithic art specialist.
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We're delighted to announce that, due to popular demand, the Ness of Brodgar exhibition in the Orkney Museum has been extended until January 2024.
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Wednesday’s upon us again, so time for this week’s photographs from Ness site director Nick Card.…
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The third of the UHI Archaeology Institute’s 'Tombs of the Isles' recorded talks, this time featuring Dr Antonia Thomas, the Ness' Neolithic art specialist.
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Last time we brought you a new model of Structure Twenty-Seven, this week it's all of Trench T.
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After last year's discoveries, this summer all eyes were on Structure Twenty-Seven, the huge sub-rectangular building beneath the giant midden mound in Trench T.
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This week’s selection of photographs from site director Nick Card.…
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Have a look at Jeanne's paintings and if you make a purchase, Jeanne will divide the profit from the sale between the Ness of Brodgar and Orkney's Peedie Retreat.
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The second part of Professor Colin Richard’s talk for the UHI Archaeology Institute’s Tombs of the Isles project.
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A set of three time-lapse videos of Trench P from John Leith.
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This week’s selection of photographs from site director Nick Card.
Click on any image for a larger version.…
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Excavation this summer provided new insights into Structure Twenty, an earlier building underlying Structure Ten.
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Arguably the most beautifully built structure on the Ness, our latest 3d model features Structure Twenty-Seven in Trench T.
As regular readers will know, the design and construction of…
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The first part of Professor Colin Richard's talk for the UHI Archaeology Institute's Tombs of the Isles project.
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Another video from Ness supervisor Jim Rylatt, this time focusing on Structure Ten – the last major construction on site and built around 2900BC.…
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