Day Four
Intriguing questions raised by Structure One tiles
For the last few years, Structure One has always impressed as the maiden aunt of the Ness buildings.
Immaculately turned out,… Read more
Day Three
Open to the public…
We’ll begin today with a message for those who object to weather references in our archaeological reports.
Weather-phobes, you might call them.
Whether they… Read more
Day Two
Shoo fly, don’t bother me…
The first day back on site is generally characterised by a mix of excitement and heavy manual labour.
On the second day, it’s… Read more
Day One
Moving tyres in the hot sun…
And we’re off again. All set for another eight-week season of stunning Neolithic archaeology.
Another year has passed and all the behind-the-scenes… Read more
Last night’s pre-excavation lecture, in Kirkwall, by site director Nick Card.
The talk, hosted by the Orkney Archaeology Society, was entitled Ness of Brodgar to a ‘T’ and looked back over last… Read more
Day Forty
Farewell and thank you all . . .
That’s it folks.
The wonderful Ness of Brodgar has returned to its winter slumber, with the sheets of… Read more
Day Thirty-Nine
From the Art Hut — an artist-in-residence special
Karen Wallis
This was my second year as an Artist in Residence on the Ness of Brodgar.
Last year everything… Read more
Day Thirty-Six
The end is nigh…
Tuesday dawned cold and windy and stayed that way.
The wind is whistling in from the east and the air temperature has dropped several… Read more
Day Thirty-Six
Jaw-dropping visitor numbers
It takes a lot for Ness of Brodgar jaws to drop, but that is what happened today.
Site director Nick has been looking… Read more
Day Thirty-Five
A record-breaking open day
The visitor record tumbled today as we welcomed almost 1,300 people to the Ness — so unfortunately no time for blog today, but hopefully… Read more