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A look at the field of glacial archaeology, where ancient artefacts are uncovered as Norway's glaciers and ice patches retreat due to climate change. Among these discoveries is a forgotten Viking pass, now revealed to be a treasure trove of items preserved in ice for millennia. These findings offer a unique glimpse into the lives of past civilisations and the challenges of preserving their heritage amid environmental changes.
Taste the Past
Step back in time with authentic Medieval and Viking festive recipes, blending ancient flavours and traditions to enrich your festive table!
- Medieval vegetable pottage
- Medieval wine-poached pears
Hogmanay traditions!
'Redding the House' and time for the first footing?! Read up on some of the classic Hogmanay traditions to try this year!
Read on >
Scottish winter folktales
Dive into the magic of Scottish winter folktales, from enchanting tales of mythical creatures and snowy landscapes. Perfect for cosy (and sometimes creepy!) evenings by the fire, these stories capture Scotland's rich heritage:
- Angus & Beira - the battle of the seasons
- Podcasts: Winter tales from Shetland
- The Witch of Beinn a Ghlo
- Scotland's Winter Witches
Enjoy this image of Aboyne Castle during a storm by Martin Bennie (UnSplash)
Christmas in Scotland through the ages
From its ancient roots in midwinter festivals to being banned during the Reformation and eventually becoming a public holiday in 1958, this timeline reveals how Christmas traditions in Scotland evolved. Discover how the Scots celebrated Yule, adapted to restrictions, and embraced modern festivities - article by Wendy Malkin for Historic Environment Scotland.
Read on >
A number of standing stones and megalithic sites are aligned with the Winter Solstice, reflecting ancient efforts to track celestial movements. Enjoy this video from the Prehistory Guys, which explores Britain's stone circles, with chapters 6 and 7 focusing on Scotland and the Isles.
An unexpected winter discovery...
Relive the awe-inspiring discovery of the Newbridge Chariot Burial - Scotland’s first Iron Age chariot burial - uncovered unexpectedly during a winter excavation. This unique find sheds light on ancient funerary practices and the lives of Iron Age warriors.
Read on >
Happy Winter Solstice! Celebrate by wathcing this fasinating video about Maeshowe Chambered Cairn in Orkney by Historic Environment Scotland.
Winter storms revealing secrets...
A powerful winter storm revealed a previously hidden shipwreck off the coast of North Berwick, offering archaeologists a rare glimpse into Scotland's maritime past. The discovery highlights how seasonal weather can uncover significant historical artefacts.
Read on >
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Archaeology Scotland Advent Calendar
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2024
Archaeology Scotland Advent Calendar
Purchase gift memberships
Support us with EasyFundraising
Gift an Archaeology Scotland membership to the archaeology and heritage lover in your family this Christmas!
When you shop online this festive season through the EasyFundraising platform at 7,000+ retailers (Including Amazon, Tesco etc.), they’ll donate a small percentage to us, and it won’t cost you a penny extra!
Shop now
Free sign-up
2024
A look at the field of glacial archaeology, where ancient artefacts are uncovered as Norway's glaciers and ice patches retreat due to climate change. Among these discoveries is a forgotten Viking pass, now revealed to be a treasure trove of items preserved in ice for millennia. These findings offer a unique glimpse into the lives of past civilisations and the challenges of preserving their heritage amid environmental changes.
Taste the Past
Step back in time with authentic Medieval and Viking festive recipes, blending ancient flavours and traditions to enrich your festive table!
Hogmanay traditions!
'Redding the House' and time for the first footing?! Read up on some of the classic Hogmanay traditions to try this year!
Read on >
Scottish winter folktales
Dive into the magic of Scottish winter folktales, from enchanting tales of mythical creatures and snowy landscapes. Perfect for cosy (and sometimes creepy!) evenings by the fire, these stories capture Scotland's rich heritage:
Enjoy this image of Aboyne Castle during a storm by Martin Bennie (UnSplash)
Christmas in Scotland through the ages
From its ancient roots in midwinter festivals to being banned during the Reformation and eventually becoming a public holiday in 1958, this timeline reveals how Christmas traditions in Scotland evolved. Discover how the Scots celebrated Yule, adapted to restrictions, and embraced modern festivities - article by Wendy Malkin for Historic Environment Scotland.
Read on >
A number of standing stones and megalithic sites are aligned with the Winter Solstice, reflecting ancient efforts to track celestial movements. Enjoy this video from the Prehistory Guys, which explores Britain's stone circles, with chapters 6 and 7 focusing on Scotland and the Isles.
An unexpected winter discovery...
Relive the awe-inspiring discovery of the Newbridge Chariot Burial - Scotland’s first Iron Age chariot burial - uncovered unexpectedly during a winter excavation. This unique find sheds light on ancient funerary practices and the lives of Iron Age warriors.
Read on >
Happy Winter Solstice! Celebrate by wathcing this fasinating video about Maeshowe Chambered Cairn in Orkney by Historic Environment Scotland.
Winter storms revealing secrets...
A powerful winter storm revealed a previously hidden shipwreck off the coast of North Berwick, offering archaeologists a rare glimpse into Scotland's maritime past. The discovery highlights how seasonal weather can uncover significant historical artefacts.
Read on >