tony Lewis UofGlasgowASC Not so much lions and tigers, and bears in the early circus. But there were monkeys and reenactments of historical and political events and a lot of Irish and Scottish songs.

In the latest Scottish Archaeological Journal:

- Prehistoric and Early Medieval Settlement Features at Ravelrig Road and Newmills Road, Balerno, City of Edinburgh
- Rediscovering the Multi-period Landscape of Kingsteps, Nairn, Highlands

...and more!

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Glasgow by night

Exciting opportunity to work with us and support our MuseumsGalleriesScot funded decolonisation project within NorthLan Heritage.

Opportunity for a Research Assistant to contribute to a project ‘Decolonising North Lanarkshire's Museum Collections’ working with Dr. Stephen Mullen, Dr. Shantel George (History, University of Glasgow) and Clare Weir (North Lanarkshire Council Museums). jobs.ac.uk/job/DFW592/res…

Congrats Andrew Umeed 👏
McCrea FS West of Scotland Cricket Club The Glasgow Academy Cricket Scotland

One ticket left for this talk at The Mitchell Library, #Glasgow about Springburn photographer, William Graham! glasgowheritage.org.uk/talk-exploring… Paul Sweeney Glasgow City Heritage Trust

Dear GAS members,

Our next lecture will take place on Thursday 15th February in Boyd Orr Lecture Theatre A at 7.30pm

Please do join us as usual in the Boyd Orr, or you watch live via this link on our website: glasarchsoc.org/events/dr-lind…

Dear GAS members,

Our next lecture will take place on Thursday 15th February in Boyd Orr Lecture Theatre A at 7.30pm

Please do join us as usual in the Boyd Orr, or you watch live via this link on our website: glasarchsoc.org/events/dr-lind…

Glasgow Archaeological Society talk on 15th February

Thanks to the WFTGA Convention 2024 at Syracuse, Sicily for having me to give a workshop on Giving Communities Voices in Heritage Interpretation and thanks to all who attended.

plate of fish down Ortagia way

What a fantastic lecture yesterday evening on the textile elements of the Galloway Hoard by Susanna Harris UofG Archaeology - and you watch this back and the other lectures from our programme so far this year via this link:
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Job klaxon! We are recruiting a Lecturer in #Scottish #History ! jobs.ac.uk/job/DFJ115/lec… StirlingHistHeritPol

For more info on GAS lecture venue and the link for livestream should you be unable to come in person, see glasarchsoc.org/events/dr-susa…

reminder also that a GAS lecture will be this coming Thursday 18th January 730pm - Dr Susanna Harris of the University of Glasgow archaeology department will be talking about the Textiles of the Galloway Hoard.

Dear GAS members,

if you have not already done so, please check out the Society's new website. This contains information about all of our activities, and you will also be able to renew your membership later in the year.

glasarchsoc.org

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#ArchiveDelivery at a Post Office in North Uist 1897.

The photographer has brought out a group of locals, while the various goods at the front of the Post Office may be awaiting delivery to elsewhere on the island.

📸 Cathcart Collection National Museums Scotland ow.ly/oq9y50Qka47

New blog post! This one looks at an 1850s snapshot of the urban development of Glasgow. It includes street plans, Gàidhlig churches, immigration, and (content warning) a pretty horrible industrial accident.

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