“Living on water in the early Iron Age” by Michael Stratigos
New research into crannogs in Scotland has provided insights into the chronology of ancient life on Scotland’s lochs.
Dr Michael Stratigos, Scottish Universities Environmental Research Centre, presents a short lecture on “‘Living on water in the early Iron Age” on behalf of himself, Dr Piotr Jacobsson, Dr Derek Hamilton, Prof. Gordon Cook, Dr Nick Dixon, Barrie Andrian, Dr Anne Crone & Dr Jennifer Miller
(The Scottish Universities Environmental Research Centre, AOC Archaeology Group, The Scottish
Trust for Underwater Archaeology & the Scottish Crannog Centre), at the Archaeological Research in Progress (ARP 2019) national day conference on Saturday 25th May 2019 at the Royal Society of Edinburgh.
Archaeological Research in Progress (ARP) is a day conference presenting new research findings and best practice in archaeology covering all periods from across Scotland and beyond. It is organised in alternate years by Archaeology Scotland and the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland.
Sponsored by: Historic Environment Scotland, Forestry and Land Scotland, AOC Archaeology Group, Chartered Institute for Archaeologists, GUARD Archaeology, Land Use Consultants (LUC), Wessex Archaeology.
Recorded at the Royal Society of Edinburgh by Mallard Productions.