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.
Read more about Whiteadder: Historic Heart of the Lammermuirs …The Edinburgh Spyster Story Trail
An outdoor learning resource designed for children to use with their families.
Read more about The Edinburgh Spyster Story Trail …The Scottish Crannog Centre – Adult Learning
Educational visits and outreach for adult learners, including those in further learning.
Read more about The Scottish Crannog Centre – Adult Learning …Scottish Crannogs – Adventure Book
Learn about Scottish Crannogs.
Read more about Scottish Crannogs – Adventure Book …Young Marvels at Elgin Museum
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Read more about Young Marvels at Elgin Museum …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!
Read more about FUNgineers (home education) …Dig School (home education)
Engaging enquiry-based learning-enrichment workshops themed around archaeology.
Read more about Dig School (home education) …