Day Twenty-Four With just a week left on site, and a good deal of that time to be taken up ...
Day Twenty-Three First of all, a confession . . . We confess, here and now, in the presence of thousands ...
Day Twenty-Two Thwarted by the elements The weather has been an ever-present element in the diary this year, and for ...
Day Twenty-One Regarding 'dressers' While removing the rubble near the end of the central east pier in Structure Fourteen, in ...
Day Twenty Paint and people It is wonderful to see the expression on visitors’ faces when you explain that the ...
Day Nineteen The finds hut on the Ness is a small, wooden hut, containing finds supervisor Anne, her assistants Scott ...
Day Eighteen We’ll start today with the star find - a find that caused great excitement and led to our ...
Day Seventeen After the torrential rain of yesterday, this has been one of these calm, slightly claustrophobic days at the ...
Day Sixteen And the rain came down . . . Oh dear, oh dear. Oh dear, oh dear, oh dear ...
Day Fifteen Today, Friday, was a day of excellent archaeology and jaw-dropping technology to assist with the site recording. Mark, ...
Day Fourteen Today, we will start with the best, the very best, find we have had in a while. Professor ...
The above aerial shot, taken by the Royal Commission on the Ancient and Historical Monuments of Scotland (RCAHMS), shows the ...
