A fascinating blog post from Glasgow University’s Dr Kenny Brophy packed with practical activity ideas to help you explore Scotland’s prehistoric rock art with your young learners.
Category: Archaeology
archaeology
A Song in Stone: Exploring Scotland’s Neolithic Rock Art
A substantial and comprehensive learning resource about Scotland’s Neolithic rock art.
Whiteadder: Historic Heart of the Lammermuirs
Discover archaeological sites of different time periods from across the Whiteadder Project study area, and ideas for how to use these sites as a springboard for learning.
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The Edinburgh Spyster Story Trail
An outdoor learning resource designed for children to use with their families.
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The Scottish Crannog Centre – Adult Learning
Educational visits and outreach for adult learners, including those in further learning.
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Scottish Crannogs – Adventure Book
Learn about Scottish Crannogs.
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Young Marvels at Elgin Museum
join our youth group!
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The Govan Stones
A visit to the Govan Stones exhibition provides an opportunity for all to learn about a moment in history when Govan was the seat of kings, when pilgrims prayed at the tombs of saints, and when Viking warriors plundered and conquered throughout the islands of Britain. A range of new and innovative resources has been […]
FUNgineers (home education)
Digging up the Past!
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Dig School (home education)
Engaging enquiry-based learning-enrichment workshops themed around archaeology.
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