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Thank you to the UofG Archaeology and Clyde Archaeology dig that found the Govan Warrior in 2023, Dr Tom Horne, Viking Academic for the photo, and to Gravesight Photography for the cracking raking light!

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Cracking weather on the first evening of our UofG Archaeology level 2 #ButeFieldtrip2025 - great to be back in Rothesay!

Kicking off our UofG Archaeology Bute weekend is the traditional welcome and opening lecture from the irrepressible Brandanii #ButeFieldtrip2025

At scalpsie bay on Bute - the sun gods are shining on us today for UofG Archaeology level 2 field trip

St Blane’s with our level 2 UofG Archaeology students and our guide Stephen Harrison. #ButeFieldtrip2025

Our March newsletter is available now! We have some exciting announcements, including a brand new website for the INCA Scot project and booking information for our upcoming CVARF Symposium. Follow the link for the full newsletter: bit.ly/4kXTtU5 #HESSupported

A ceremony to repatriate Tasmanian ancestral remains held in University of Aberdeen collections since the 1850s will take place on 21 March. The University contacted the Tasmanian Aboriginal Centre in 2019, which led to a proposal to return the remains of a young man. This was

If anyone has any memories or stories associated with the Kempock Stone aka Granny Kempock in Gourock, please do check out this survey being carried out by our Honours student Fiona. Dagon Stone (Darvel) version also available!

If anyone has any memories or stories associated with the Dagon Stone in Darvel, please do check out this survey being carried out by our Honours student Fiona. Kempock Stone version also available!

We'll be there!

I’m in the lab today processing samples from our #Glencoe2024 season. We float samples to separate light organic materials like charcoal and burnt seeds from heavier materials such as stones, and the silts, sands and clays which make it hard to find these!

Fantastic thought provoking UofG Archaeology seminar from Claire Nolan earlier this evening. There’s so much potential in archaeology for promoting wellbeing. It’s not just about looking to the past.

This year there is going to be a cracking programme with some great UofG Archaeology content so grab a ticket when they become available!

Excited to share a blog post I co-wrote with Dr Ailsa Boyd on the Bishop family's impact on Glasgow's heritage & their legacy at the The Hunterian. This post is part of my PhD research at UofG Archaeology on A.H. Bishop’s contributions to the museum’s vast holdings. hunterian.blog/tracing-glasgo…

Our call for papers is still live - if you've carried out exciting research in the Clyde Valley region consider submitting a paper for the #CVARF symposium! Deadline 25th April‼️

Did you graduate from the School of Humanities prior to (and including) 2019? If so, we would love to hear from you and hear about your career journey and experiences since leaving University of Glasgow forms.office.com/e/vkDWZnQnDr UofG Arts & Humanities UofG Alumni UofG Archaeology UofGCelticGaelic

Fabulous day 1 of our Dumfries field trip starting at Dumfries Museum then at magnificent Caerlaverock castle UofG Archaeology UofG Humanities

📢Archaeology and Cultural Heritage in Iraq: Current Challenges and Future Opportunities 📅Thursday 1 May 2025 ℹ️Pls register by emailing [email protected] ➡️All details on: gla.ac.uk/schools/humani… Claudia Glatz Daniel Calderbank

Tools dating back 11,000 years found on Skye - research led by @KarHardy2ich - read the findings in The Journal of Quaternary Science! bbc.co.uk/news/articles/…