Day Two Sunshine and no midges! It is as inevitable as bone, stone and pot from the trenches. Yes, it’s ...
Day One We're off again We’re back! July is here and so, with a cartwheeling of tyres and a snap ...
Day Thirty-Nine The season has shifted - goodbye Ness of Brodgar Over the past days of final planning and section ...
Day Thirty-Eight See you next year . . . The end, the absolute end, has arrived. For this year at ...
Day Thirty-Seven Post-ex during the dig . . . One of the most popular members of the Ness team is ...
Day Thirty-Six An unexpected discovery The sky over the Ness today was grey and overcast and so, unfortunately, was the ...
Day Thirty-Five Thank you all . . . Sorry folks, there's no written diary today as we were just too busy ...
Day Thirty-Four Activity on the Ness extended by new radiocarbon dates Today was a day for visitors - not just ...
Trench X in three dimensions As mentioned in today's dig diary, Dr Hugo Anderson-Whymark has been back on site today ...
Day Thirty-Three Prehistoric seaweed? Maybe. But there's definitely more art... Today we have a mysterious object - a very mysterious ...
