Stirling Archaeology
Stirling ArchaeologyA 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 | 327 | Subscribers | Read | stirlingarchaeology.substack.com |
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Latest Issues
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Dendrochronology in and around Stirling, Guest blog by Dr Coralie Mills of Dendrochronicle
Today’s blog features my friend and former boss Dr Coralie Mills who is one of the UK’s leading experts on dendrochonology….and a lovely person! This is a juicy 10 minute read and absolutely rammed with amazing stuff! Don’t say I’m not good...
The Diary - upcoming news and events from 16th March 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 ...
Roman Bribery in Scotland!
Today’s post is from my other blog Scottish Archaeology. Which is all about how the Roman army was paying off our ancestors and where the money went! The link is here.
The Diary - upcoming news and events from 9th March 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 ...
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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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