On-Line Talk: John Rae Society
The future of The Hall of Clestrain and the Archaeological Investigations Our talk On-Line Talk: Where Sheep May Safely Graze… Read More
The future of The Hall of Clestrain and the Archaeological Investigations Our talk On-Line Talk: Where Sheep May Safely Graze… Read More
Police are appealing for information after a stone slab which is part of the Broch of Gurness, and a metal… Read More
October 28 @ 7:00 pm – 9:30 pm After the AGM business was concluded we were delighted to have Caroline Wickham-Jones speak… Read More
This is a video of a talk about the recently discovered Norse waterways in West Mainland of Orkney by Dr… Read More
Neil Ackerman talks frankly about his discovery of a 20 year old ‘Bronze age’ stone circle. This was the OAS… Read More
On Monday 6 July, the covers come off the Ness metaphorically only. As of that evening, the Ness 2020 Daily… Read More
Learn more about Runes, and ask questions to the author of The Orkney Book of Runes, Dr Ragnhild Ljosland Orkney… Read More
The National Archives in Kew is offering free access to their digital records for as long as the COVID -19… Read More
This is the third video in our series by our Chair and Cairns site director – Martin Carruthers, who like… Read More
This is our second attempt at a short series by our chair and Cairns site director – Martin Carruthers who… Read More
This is our first attempt at a short series by our chair and Cairns site director – Martin Carruthers who… Read More
Our ever popular Review is now available from our on-line shop Remember if you are a member of OAS –… Read More
The University of Highlands and Islands have made available in one place a lot of their videos. Great watching, thanks… Read More
I will leave it up to Tom himself to explain this new area of his excellent website: “In these uncertain,… Read More
This is a current dig of an Iron age broch in South Ronaldsay in Orkney
