In 2013, the Ness excavations featured in Archaeology magazine – a publication by the Archaeological Institute of America. For those who missed the article, now’s your chance to catch up on it and over...
More of the residents around the Ness of Brodgar from the camera of dig director Nick Card. Click on any photograph for a larger version.
Visitors to the Ness of Brodgar site are always staggered to learn that we have excavated less than ten per cent of the complex. The sheer scale of the Neolithic complex has become more...
Each excavation season we have a series of information boards placed across the site for the benefit of the thousands of visitors we welcome each year. Unfortunately, this year we wont be on site,...
Following last week’s sample, here’s another selection of images from dig director Nick Card. Click on any photograph for a larger version.
Two new PDFs are now available in our downloads archive. The first, Painting a picture of Neolithic Orkney: decorated stonework from the Ness of Brodgar, is a paper by dig director Nick Card and...
When it comes to the Ness, the sheer number of Neolithic structures can be a little daunting when reading about the archaeology. We’re currently sitting at 36 on site – the buildings are numbered...
Archaeological work in south-west Wales has pushed the Ring of Brodgar back to fifth place in the list of largest stone circles in the British Isles. Four stones remain at the Waun Mawn ring,...
