The dust and a bit of good old West Coast drizzle has settled on the stunning and evocative amphitheatre of Camas nan Geall. The 10 days of excavations and surveying have attracted great support from a wide range of volunteers. … Continued

The archaeological activity at Camas nan Geall has got off to a fabulous start with lots of keen volunteers turning up to help out with this fascinating and important work. The general plan is to do a quick landscape characterisation … Continued

The salmon coble at the Fascadale Ice House made another short journey over the weekend ….. to its home in the packing shed! It was a long, slow process dragging it backwards inch by inch and was beset by several … Continued

Join us in investigating the historic landscape of Camas nan Geall. As part of the Adopt-A-Monument Ardnamurchan project, between the 2nd and 12th (NB: no activity on 7th) of September we will be carrying out archaeological excavations around Camas nan … Continued

The archaeology activity that took place at Swordle Bay, Camas nan Geall and at the Ice House in Fascadale has now come to an end. The work was a continuation of the Transitions Project which has taken place in Swordle … Continued

Come along to the Icehouse at Fascadale on either Saturday 1st or Sunday 2nd May 2021, at 2.30pm to find out all about the project’s plans and how you can get involved. This exciting funded history and heritage project (Archaeology … Continued

Fixed Term contract for 12 months  Post funded by European Regional Development Fund (ERDF) Natural and Cultural Heritage Fund The Adopt-a-Monument Engagement Officer will work alongside the Senior Project Officer in delivering the programme, the ‘Real Wild West – Adopt-a-Monument … Continued

We’re very excited to announce that, after several months of unavoidable delay, the Adopt-a-Monument Project will officially begin on 1st April! The Project, part of a new £9 million Scottish programme of projects to invest in the Highlands and Islands … Continued

The Adopt-a-Monument on Ardnamurchan project is part of a new £9 million Scottish programme of projects to invest in the Highlands and Islands to provide more and better-quality opportunities for visitors to enjoy natural and cultural heritage assets. Funded by … Continued