Archaeology of the West Lothian area with emphasis on low-level aerial photography using a kite.

The Roman city at the present St. Albans was the third largest in Roman Britain. An introduction with historical outline, reconstruction drawing, photographs and links.

Report on the excavation of the royal hillfort, capital of the early Scottish kingdom of Dal Riata. Location of site, history of excavation, synopsis of findings, bibliography.

The Roman Capital of South Scotland at Newstead, near Melrose, Scotland. Photographs, history, description and visitor information.

D.W.Harding reviews progress in Atlantic Scottish Iron Age studies over the past twenty years, particularly fieldwork in west Lewis by the University of Edinburgh, with revolutionary conclusions for dating.

Description of the everyday life of the Roman soldier on the Antonine Wall in Scotland.

Frank Wayman's photo gallery of ancient monuments, with comments. Mostly W and SW Scotland, but also featuring the Stones mailing list trip to Avebury.

Free download of archaeological reports. Published by The Society of Antiquaries of Scotland, in association with The Council for British Archaeology and Historic Scotland.

A research project by Edinburgh University to identify Mesolithic sites on Skye and neighbouring islands. Project aims and progress; illustrated outline of the subject.

Description and illustrated gazetteer of this distinctive type of stone circle, provided by Anna Edelsten, University of Aberdeen.

History of the society, information on membership, archaeological activity in Orkney and a calendar of events.

Provides information about a joint excavation of an Iron Age village in South Shetland by Bradford University and the Shetland Amenity Trust.

Illustrated feature in journalist Sigurd Towrie's 'Orkneyjar' on the underground chamber in Orkney and its survey in 1999 by geophysics expert John Gater.

Excavation by Lanark and District Archaeological Society in 1999. Plan and history of the site; photographs and description of the excavation and finds.

Describes the Viking Age Transitions Project, a collaboration between Historic Scotland and the Universities of Cambridge and York. Features diaries and reports from 1999 to 2004, with photographs and list of publications. Westray, Orkney Islands.

Archaeological excavation of a neolithic henge monument in Scotland by Southampton and Manchester Universities.

From BBC, archaeologists hope to find important traces of medieval life in Edinburgh as fire-damaged buildings in the are dismantled.

Online exhibition from Dumfries and Galloway Museums and Galleries of early Christian sites and carved crosses, with a clickable map of sites.

For the study and care of Scotland's historic environment. Publishes 'Discovery and Excavation in Scotland'. Activities, advice and publications.

On-line access to the database of the National Monuments Record of Scotland, containing details of many thousands of archaeological sites, monuments, buildings and maritime sites.

An illustrated report by Jim Rideout of recent archaeological inquiry into the Neolithic enclosures at Bannockburn, Stirlingshire, Scotland.

J.K. Gillon gathers together illustrated accounts of this remarkable beehive-shaped Roman building in Scotland which survived until 1743.

Aims to present prehistory through a mixture of reconstructions, actual sites and an indoor centre. Includes Berryhill Iron Age hill fort and hut circle.