Curious about how to attract new audiences for your archaeological fieldwork?

At Dig It!'s free webinar on 29 May, hear from Archaeology Scotland and Int Women's Centre about how to develop these relationships and ensure a good experience for new attendees at events: eventbrite.co.uk/e/reaching-new…

Your opinion matters!📢

We have created a survey to evaluate our Regional Research Frameworks, and we need your feedback!

If you have used ScARF, please take our survey by 31st May and have your say in future Research Frameworks: surveymonkey.com/r/8TPN796

#HESSupported

While Scotland's woodlands shrank in the medieval period, evidence from surviving trees tells us that they still met the needs of most communities.

What lessons in woodland management can we learn from our medieval past? Find out on 1 June: bit.ly/Rhinds2024

#Rhinds2024

Less than three years after a devastating fire which destroyed their iconic replica crannog, Scottish Crannog Centre has risen again from the ashes.

Join our Summer Excursion on 22 June to explore the new site and more fascinating history in Perth & Kinross: socantscot.org/event/summer-e…

Help us improve our Regional Research Frameworks!

We have created a survey to inform the development of our Research Frameworks. By taking part, you'll contribute to shaping the future of ScARF.

To share your feedback by 31st May, please follow the link: surveymonkey.com/r/8TPN796

Medieval Scottish agricultural practice has traditionally been characterised by inefficiency and failure.

But was there in fact more responsiveness to the challenges of climate and weather than we've previously thought? Learn more on 31 May: bit.ly/Rhinds2024

#Rhinds2024

Have you booked your place for the CVARF symposium? There's still time to register! 

Join us on 7th and 8th June University of Glasgow and The Govan Stones ⚔🛡👑 to have your say in this highly anticipated framework.

Follow the link for more info: bit.ly/3UG1MsI

#HESSupported

These tiny stone tools found in the Inner Hebrides were left behind by people who arrived in Scotland around 12,000 years ago.

On 25 May, discover what happened when experts discovered a new Ahrensburgian site on An t-Eilean Sgitheanach (Skye): bit.ly/Arp24

#ARP2024

How has past climate change and its effects on medieval and early modern Scotland been perceived and presented?

On Friday 31 May, we explore awareness of historic climate change and how understanding of its impacts has evolved over time: bit.ly/Rhinds2024

#Rhinds2024

𝐖𝐚𝐧𝐭 𝐚𝐧 𝐢𝐧𝐬𝐢𝐝𝐞 𝐥𝐨𝐨𝐤 𝐚𝐭 𝐒𝐜𝐨𝐭𝐥𝐚𝐧𝐝'𝐬 𝐧𝐞𝐰 𝐇𝐞𝐫𝐢𝐭𝐚𝐠𝐞 𝐡𝐮𝐛?

On 1 May, join us online for a virtual tour of the Edinburgh building at the heart of our new project, and share your ideas for how the space can best serve you: sites.google.com/horizonsresear…

We asked people to describe #Scotland 's cultural #heritage . They told us about wassailing, protest groups, ghost signs, queer communities, seed libraries and more. Join us online 1st May to explore how Society of Antiquaries of Scotland could help to bring this alive for us all heritagehub.socantscot.org

Our April newsletter is available now🌼

Follow the link below to stay in the loop with our latest updates, including our Regional Research Frameworks survey, the upcoming CVARF event and an exciting job opportunity!

Read the full newsletter here: bit.ly/3UwdhD3

As part of our Spring Fellowship election, join us as we hear from two early career researchers on their work exploring the future of heritage sites in Ukraine and refugee lives in Scotland.

⏰ Thurs 25 April, 6pm
📍 Edinburgh and online
🎟️ Free tickets: eventbrite.co.uk/e/april-lectur…

Calling All Fellows: Don't Forget to Vote 🗳️

Cast your ballots online before 24 April to admit new Fellows - check your inbox for details. And come along to our Spring Election to hear two talks on refugee histories of Scotland and heritage in Ukraine: socantscot.org/event/april-le…

We are looking for people to help with the running of the Edinburgh Young Archaeologists Club. It is great for the CV, and would suit people active both within and outwith the heritage sector.

📢We are hiring!📢
➡️Learning Assistant to join our Archaeology Scotland learning team, delivering exciting archaeological learning activities like this👇📸
➡️Programme Development Support Officer
➡️CVARF Engagement Officer
➡️Communications & Marketing Officer
Info👇
archaeologyscotland.org.uk/about-us/work-…

From epidemic disease to energy crises, the 6th to 19th centuries was an era where dearth, abundance, sustainability and resilience shaped Scotland.

Join us as we explore the impacts of historic climate change on Scotland and its people: bit.ly/Rhinds2024

#Rhinds2024

Have you heard the news? We're developing a historic location in Edinburgh to become Scotland's new heritage hub 🏦

What does that mean? That's up to you! On Friday 19 April join us for a free lunch, to see the venue, and to help design the new building: sites.google.com/horizonsresear…