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A Brief History of Scottish Brewing

Enjoy this tour of Scotland’s oldest operating brewery, Belhaven, hosted by Dig it! TV’s Saga as a part of the Uncovering East Lothian series. Although most people tend to associate whiskey with Scotland’s drink of choice, the brewing of beer Read More

February 26, 2019February 8, 2019 asvolunteerArchaeology Scotland News, News, Uncategorized

Shortlist of 2018 British Archaeological Awards announced!

The BAA 2018 Short List of finalist for this year’s British Archaeological Awards has just been released. The British Archaeological Awards are Britain’s most prestigious independent awards, celebrating and showcasing the best in archaeology across the UK. Established in 1976, they Read More

September 4, 2018September 4, 2018 e.macqueenUncategorized

Time Tour

We had another of our brilliant Time Tours covering archaeological and historical sites across Perthshire this time. We took in Forteviot royal centre of the kings of Fortriu, birthplace of the Kingdom of Alba, the magnificent Dupplin Cross and visits Read More

March 13, 2018May 25, 2018 developmentArchaeology Scotland News, News, Uncategorized

Investigating • Informing • Inspiring

We are a independent charity working to inspire communities and people to discover, explore and enjoy Scotland’s past. We coordinate the Scottish Archaeology Month in September – a bonanza of events across Scotland, campaign for the best interests for Scotland’s heritage, run Adopt-a-Monument for community groups, promote the use of archaeology in the classroom and lifelong learning and much more. Please explore this website to discover all that we offer.

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