Clyde Valley Archaeological Research Framework: Case Studies

As part of our new project to develop a Clyde Valley Archaeological Research Framework,  the ScARF Case Studies relating to the Clyde region are available below. Click the links to read each full Case Study and explore the archaeology of the Clyde.

We are always keen to expand our resource, so if you would like to contribute a new Case Study about a site or project in the Clyde Valley area, please get in touch with the ScARF team.

Case Study: Archaeological work by the NTS in West Central Scotland

Case Study: From Source to Sea – Discovering the Clyde

Case Study: Industrial Archaeology – Glasgow

Case Study: Miners Rows – Gartsherrie

Case Study: Mobile material practices in western Scotland

Case Study: The Cochno Stone

Case Study: Centre for Battlefield Archaeology – Objects on the Battlefield

Case Study: The development of religious buildings – Glasgow Cathedral

Case Study: The Govan Stones

Case Study: Materiality, Authenticity and Value – Hill House

Case Study: Graveyard Recording – Lanarkshire

Case Study: A Trans-Atlantic Archaeology – Glasgow in the early modern period

Case Study: New Lanark

Case Study: Celtic Revival gravemarkers in Scotland – Glasgow Necropolis

Case Study: Howburn Farm

Case Study: The Daer Reservoir

Archaeology Reports Online – GUARD’s work in the Clyde Valley