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Home Regional Regional Archaeological Research Framework for Argyll Regional Archaeological Research Framework for Argyll: Case Studies

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Regional

  • Clyde Valley Archaeological Research Framework (CVARF)
  • South East Scotland Archaeological Research Framework (SESARF)
  • Highland Archaeological Research Framework
  • Perth and Kinross Archaeological Research Framework
  • Regional Archaeological Research Framework for Argyll
    • 1. Introduction
    • 2. Background and Aims of the RARFA
    • 3. Panel Reports
    • 4. Towards an Environmental History of Argyll and Bute: A Review of Current Data, Their Strengths and Weaknesses and Suggestions for Future Work
    • 5. The Early Prehistory of Argyll: The archaeological record, research themes and future priorities for the Palaeolithic, Mesolithic and Earliest Neolithic periods (12000BP - 6000BP) (10,050BC - 4050BC)
    • 6. Neolithic, Chalcolithic and Bronze Age c 4000BC - 800BC
    • 7. The Iron Age
    • 8. Early Medieval Argyll and Norse/Viking Argyll (AD 400 - AD 1100)
    • 9. The Archaeology of Medieval Argyll (AD 1100 - AD 1600)
    • 10. Early Modern Period (AD 1600 - AD 1900) and Modern in Argyll (AD 1900 - Present)
    • Regional Archaeological Research Framework for Argyll: Case Studies
      • Case Study 1: An Archaeological Research Framework for Bute
      • Case Study 2: High Morlaggan, Arrochar
      • Case Study 3: Heritage Management
      • Case Study 4: Dunbeg and Glenshellach
      • Case Study 5: Jack Scott's excavations at Ardnacross II chambered tomb and later associated structures, near Peninver, Kintyre
      • Case Study 6: Artefact Biographies: Three Beakers from Upper Largie in Kilmartin Museum
      • Case Study 7: Carnassarie Farm Survey
      • Case Study 8: Balure Dun Excavation
      • Case Study 9: Iona Abbey
      • Case Study 10: Dun Mhuirich Excavation
      • Case Study 11: Bàrr Mór, Kilmartin
      • Case Study 12: Finlaggan
      • Case Study 13: Lead Mining on Islay
      • Case Study 14: Bonawe and Inverary Iron Furnaces
      • Case Study 15: Auchindrain Township
      • Case Study 16: MacColla in 1644/5
      • Case Study 17: Polphail Village
      • Case Study 18: Inveraray - The Birth and Development of a Planned Town in Argyll
      • Case Study 19: Scotland’s Rock Art Project (ScRAP) in Argyll and Bute
    • List of Appendices
  • South West Scotland Archaeological Research Framework (SWSARF)
  • Scotland's Islands Research Framework for Archaeology

Regional Archaeological Research Framework for Argyll: Case Studies

New Case Study: Dunchraigaig Cairn – the unique case of prehistoric animal carvings in Scotland

Case Study 1: An Archaeological Research Framework for Bute

Case Study 2: High Morlaggan, Arrochar 

Case Study 3: Heritage Management 

Case Study 4: Dunbeg and Glenshellach 

Case Study 5: Ardnacross 

Case Study 6: Artefact Biographies 

Case Study 7:  Carnassarie Farm Survey 

Case Study 8:  Balure Dun Excavation 

Case Study 9: Iona Abbey

Case Study 10: Dun Mhuirich Excavation 

Case Study 11: Bàrr Mór, Kilmartin 

Case Study 12: Finlaggan 

Case Study 13: Lead Mining on Islay 

Case Study 14: Bonawe and Inverary Iron Furnaces 

Case Study 15: Auchindrain Township

Case Study 16: MacColla in 1644/5 

Case Study 17: Pollphail Village 

Case Study 18: Inveraray – The Birth and Development of a Planned Town in Argyll 

Case Study 19: ScRAP Project – Rock art in Argyll and Bute

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