Day Twenty-Five Wow, what a day! The Ness always looks at its happiest when there are visitors around and today, ...
Day Twenty-Four Farewell Willamettes Sadly, today is the last day for the Willamettes, that intrepid bunch of students from deepest ...
Day Twenty-Three A day of fantastic finds! Today has seen the most fantastic finds emerge from the soils and midden ...
Day Twenty-Two 'I bet that's a standing stone' Let’s wind back to the beginning of this year's dig, when site ...
Day Twenty-One Something special . . . We promised you in the last blog that something special might be happening ...
Day Twenty Two weeks left! This is the end of busy week four at the Ness and, horror of horrors, ...
Day Nineteen The view from above . . . We have a real treat for you today. With a wonderful, steady breeze, ...
Day Eighteen A day of rain . . . This is day two of the diary pottery special - largely ...
Day Seventeen A glimpse of the Iron Age? Today was pottery day at the Ness. Aren’t you lucky? Okay, we’re ...
Day Sixteen Getting complicated in Structure One Structure One has been primped and polished to within an inch of its ...
Day Fifteen Shetland connections You may have heard of Skaill knives - those flakes of beach cobble used as throwaway blades ...
Day Fourteen Drama of the highest order This is something of a novelty. We do not often discuss human bone ...
