Archaeological Research in Progress 2020 Speaker(s): Gordon Noble, University of Aberdeen The Mountain of Ce! Join Gordon Noble as he discusses the Pictish power centre at Mither Tap, Bennachie. #ARP2020 Saturday 6th June. For your FREE tickets click here.
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ARP 2020-Kate Britton, University of Aberdeen
Archaeological Research in Progress 2020 Speaker(s): Kate Britton, University of Aberdeen Fish and Picts! Join Kate Britton @WhatKatieDigs as she discusses Pictish symbols and subsistence in early Medieval Scotland. #ARP2020 Saturday 6th June. For your FREE tickets click here.
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ARP 2020-Cecily Spall, FAS Heritage
Archaeological Research in Progress 2020 Speaker(s): Cecily Spall, FAS Heritage Ancestor or adversary? Join Cecily Spall @FAS-Heritage @TarbatDiscovery as she discusses understanding the six-headed medieval burials from St. Colman’s Church, Portmahomack. #ARP2020 Saturday 6th June. For your FREE tickets click here.
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ARP 2020-Moira Blackmore, University of Aberdeen
Archaeological Research in Progress 2020 Speaker(s): Moira Blackmore, University of Aberdeen Historic carvings on Mither Tap, Bennachie! Join Moira Blackmore @moira_blackmore as she talks about the fascinating 19th century markings and what they add to the compelling and textured history of Bennachie. #ARP2020 Saturday 6th June. For your FREE tickets click here.
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ARP 2020-James O’Driscoll, University of Aberdeen
Archaeological Research in Progress 2020 Speaker(s): James O’Driscoll, University of Aberdeen Tap O’Noth Hillfort! Join James O’Driscoll @JODarchaeology as he discusses the incredible findings that will help re-write the narrative of the iron age/early medieval period of Scottish history. #ARP2020 Saturday 6th June. For your FREE tickets click here.
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