A housekeeping update, bringing all our articles on the sites around the Ness, and beyond, together into easier to navigate indexes:
Archaeology around the Ness
Archaeology further afield… Read more
Geophysicist John Gater describes the discovery of the Ness of Brodgar as "the main highlight of his career" in the new edition of Time Team's monthly online news. Read more
August 2023: Excavation in Trench T. (📷 Doug Plummer)The dates for next year’s excavation – the final season of fieldwork at the Ness – have been set.Provided our fundraising plans… Read more
We were delighted to hear today that Paul Durdin’s 3d model of Trench P – created in August 2023 – is in Sketchfab’s top ten this week.
If you’ve not… Read more
The end of fieldwork at the Ness in 2024 and plans for the future are the subject of a new blog post from NorthLink Ferries.
Magnus Dixon interviewed Nick and… Read more
Our 2023 excavation season kicks off in less than a fortnight and when we return to site there will be a plethora of new and updated information panels for visitors.… Read more
A sure sign that the return to site is not far away is dig director Nick Card’s annual talk in Kirkwall.
The Orkney Archaeology Society lecture – Structure Twelve: The… Read more
Site director Nick Card will lead an off-season walk around the Ness of Brodgar excavation site in September as part of the 2023 Orkney International Science Festival.
The festival… Read more
One of the “painted” stones from the Ness of Brodgar, showing the use of red and yellow pigment. (📷 ORCA)An example of one of the coloured pot sherds from the… Read more
The Ness of Brodgar picked up the award for Tour Guide of the Year at Saturday’s inaugural Orkney Tourism Awards in Kirkwall.
Organised by Destination Orkney, 13 awards were presented… Read more
The UHI Archaeology Institute’s book Landscapes Revealed: geophysical survey in the Heart of Neolithic Orkney World Heritage Area, 2002-2011 has been nominated for Book of the Year in the Current… Read more