Destruction and reconstruction By Sigurd Towrie “Each of the remaining pillars is about 18 feet above ground: one was lately thrown down, but has not been broken; three were, in the month of December...
The latest in our series looking at the excavation of each major building over time focuses on Structure Fourteen. See also 3D model of Structure Fourteen: 2016 3D model of Structure Fourteen: 2014
The Ness of Brodgar has an on-line shop, accessed here. The goods on sale are all unique to the Ness of Brodgar. Each takes its inspiration from the Ness and each brings much-needed income...
This week’s photographic offering from Ness of Brodgar site director Nick Card.
Part One By Sigurd Towrie “At Stennis, where the Loch is narrowest, in the midle, having a Causey of stons over it for a bridge, there is, at the South end of the bridge,...
The latest in our series looking at the excavation of each major building over time focuses on Structure Eight. See also Video – Structure Eight from above.
Nick and Anne introduce our forthcoming interim monograph, The Ness of Brodgar: As it Stands. Due for release on November 18, 2020, and available to pre-order now.
There’s a definite otter flavour in this week’s selection of photographs from Ness dig director Nick Card.
By Sigurd Towrie “The Ring of Bookan, in the same neighbourhood [as the Ring of Brodgar], appears to be a similar platform, but it is enclosed with an earthen vallum, and exhibits abundant traces...
Our interim monograph, The Ness of Brodgar – As it Stands, is now available to pre-order. The book, which provides a comprehensive and up-to-date account of the Ness of Brodgar excavations, is due to...