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Scott Archaeol News 25
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Scott Archaeol News 25
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Scottish Archaeological News
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Volume:
25
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Journal
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Year of Publication:
1997
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Date Of Issue From: 1997
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BIAB (The British & Irish Archaeological Bibliography (BIAB))
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20 Jan 2002
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Kilmartin Glen
2 - 3
Comments on the handling of planning consent to extend quarrying at Upper Largie Bronze Age ritual site are provided by Anne Kahane (2) of the Natural History & Antiquarian Society of Mid-Argyll, David Clough (2) of the Kilmartin House Trust, Carol Swanson (3) of the West of Scotland Archaeology Service, and Patrick Begg (3) of CSA. (See also 98/1047.)
Welcome to Archaeolink: inside Archaeolink
Ian A G Shepherd
12 - 13
Describes a new archaeological park and visitor centre, located at Oyne (Aberdeenshire), which explores the landscape of north-east Scotland from the earliest settlers.
Heritage Lottery Fund
Patrick Begg
Considers the likely effects of the HLF's draft framework for funding archaeological projects and predicts that there will be real hope for increasing the resources available to local groups and the amateur sector.
National Parks for Scotland -- not natural parks
Patrick Begg
Discusses the Labour Government's proposals to establish National Parks in Scotland, observing the apparent lack of consideration of the built heritage in the present debate.
Forestry: ten years on -- is our heritage still vanishing?
Jane Fletcher
Examines the threat still posed to archaeological sites by forestry, despite some improvements that have taken place in the decade following the CSA conference `Our Vanishing Heritage'.
Stepping into the Iron Age
Val Turner
Steven J Dockrill
Brief report on excavations at Old Scatness Broch and settlement site, Shetland, also noting how the work was communicated to visitors by means of site tours, open days, and a living history demonstration.
Military roads in the Highlands
Mairi Logie
Reports on the start of a project studying the roads constructed by the British army in Scotland during the eighteenth century, in the aftermath of the Jacobite uprisings of 1715 and 1719.
Letter to the editors
Sheila McGreggor
Observes that crannogs have been used in Scotland from prehistory to the nineteenth century and argues that the majority were built on a raft of stones and horizontal timber frames rather than vertical piles (as used in the Loch Tay reconstruction -- see 98/1108). Evidence for this is drawn from archaeology and recorded folk tradition.
Obituary: Professor Anne Robertson, d 1997
Thorneybank cemetery
Alastair Roy Rees
Reports briefly on the discovery and excavation of a long cist cemetery, considering the potential of post-excavation analysis including DNA and radiocarbon determination. Some prehistoric features are also noted.
