Professor Theresa Singleton provides a unique insight into African Diaspora Archaeology using her research projects as case studies.
Dr Candy Hatherley introduces the remarkable Iron Age craftworking site of Culduthel, Inverness.
Dr Rory MacLellan examines how the medieval Knights Templar have been appropriated and used in modern society.
Susan Morrison shines a light on several Scottish women (from the 1700s to 1900s) who, against all odds, achieved great things for the many.
Caroline Brown illustrates how archives are a gateway to the past, open to anyone, they help us connect with and understand our histories and shape our knowledge of who we are.
Professor Marliyn Palmer MBE looks at ways in which elements of comfort and convenience were introduced into Victorian and Edwardian country houses.
Dr Alison Sheridan presents an in-depth assessment of the current state of our knowledge about the period c.4000-2500 BC, and the fundamental changes that resulted from the appearance of farming in Scotland.
Dr David Caldwell presents his Presidential Lecture on the material culture of Scotland and the creation of national identity.
Dr Lindsey Büster FSAScot investigate The Sculptor’s Cave, Covesea, one of the most enigmatic prehistoric sites in Britain.
Dr Matt Knight discusses his research into the remains of Bronze Age objects, often recovered and interpreted as hoards.
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