Day Twenty-Four Rain and shine We have been plagued by the weather yet again. When we arrived in the morning ...
Day Twenty-Three Interesting finds and interesting visitors . . . Today was a day for interesting finds and interesting visitors ...
Day Twenty-Two A day of surprises The story of Trench T becomes more and more interesting as each day passes ...
Day Twenty-One A distinguished visitor Today, we were absolutely delighted to be visited by Lord Colin Renfrew, one of the ...
Day Twenty Dodging the downpours To start, today, we want to introduce Jim Eltome, husband of Annabel, who runs the ...
Day Nineteen Midden pits . . . in the midden We’ll concentrate today on Trench T — that long excavation ...
Day Eighteen Today was rather brutal — that’s the only word for it. It didn’t rain (much) but the wind started ...
Day Seventeen In search of the elusive Twenty-Three For Structure Fourteen the end is nigh, or so we are told ...
Day Sixteen Glory fades? Not on the Ness . . . After the excitement of yesterday's Open Day, calm has descended ...
Hugo Anderson-Whymark's time-lapse video showing part of Sunday's Open Day at the Ness excavation site ...
Open Day Today was our first Open Day of the season at the Ness, and what a day it was ...
Day Fifteen Preparing for the open day It is a lovely day today, so let’s get on with the archaeology. As ...
