Stirling Archaeology
A regular update featuring information on Stirling and the wider Forth Valley’s rich history and archaeology, including local events, archaeological digs and stories from the past.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 345 | Founded | 3 years ago | Last Issue | 5 days ago |
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A 500 year old wood and medieval pig pannage!
Today’s post is from my other blog Scottish Archaeology.
Today’s blog involves a metaphorical trip to an ancient woodland and rare evidence of pig pannage and best of all its only a two and a half minute read. So in my day job I’m always...
The Diary - upcoming news and events from 18th May onwards.
Welcome to Stirling Archaeology’s ‘The Diary’ , a weekly summary of all the interesting history and archaeological things happening round Stirling, including some of my adventures which finishes with a very bad joke and a poem so make sure...
STIRLING’S HEROES OF THE SECOND WORLD WAR: PART 3 OF 3.
Hi my name if Dr Murray Cook and I’m an archaeologist based in Stirling. My blog is all about interesting things with a Stirling connection!
A couple of years ago my friend Jim Roche and I wrote a book about conflict in the Forth valley. J...
The Diary - upcoming news and events from 11th May onwards.
Welcome to Stirling Archaeology’s ‘The Diary’ , a weekly summary of all the interesting history and archaeological things happening round Stirling, including some of my adventures which finishes with a very bad joke and a poem so make sure...
Scotland's Ignored and Destroyed Heritage!
Today’s post is from my other blog Scottish Archaeology.
Anyone who’s been following me for a while will know I’m obsessed with struck quartz. This is an alternative to flint that our ancestors used to make tools and sharp edges. However,...
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This newsletter is a regular update featuring Stirling and the wider Forth Valley’s rich history and archaeology. The author is Dr Murray Cook, a Stirling based professional archaeologist and historian.
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