Bag of flint flakes found at Balephuil in August 2004.
Bag of ten flint flakes (Flake 13 illustrated and in separate bag) found at Balephuil, O/S Ref: NL 94980 40815, in August 2004.
Bag of flint flakes found at Balephuil in August 2004.
Bag of ten flint flakes (Flake 13 illustrated and in separate bag) found at Balephuil, O/S Ref: NL 94980 40815, in August 2004.
Bag of flint flakes without platforms found at Balephuil in August 2004.
Bag of twenty-five flint flakes without platforms found at Balephuil, O/S Ref: NL 94980 40815, in August 2004.
Bag of flint flakes with platforms found at Balephuil in August 2004.
Bag of fifteen flint flakes with platforms found at Balephuil, O/S Ref: NL 94980 40815, in August 2004.
Bag of broken flint flakes found at Balephuil in August 2004.
Bag of eleven broken flint flakes found at Balephuil, O/S Ref: NL 94980 40815, in August 2004.
Bag of retouched flint tools found at Balephuil in August 2004.
Bag of three retouched flint tools found at Balephuil, O/S Ref: NL 94980 40815, in August 2004.
Bag of bone fragments found at Balephuil in August 2004.
Bag of six bone fragments (one in separate bag) found at Balephuil, O/S Ref: NL 94980 40815, in August 2004.
Bag of flint cores found at Balephuil in August 2004.
Bag of three flint cores found at Balephuil, O/S Ref: NL 94328 40950, in August 2004.
Audio cassette recording of a talk `The Archaeology of Tiree` by Professor Steven Mithen in An Talla, Crossapol on 26/8/2004.
Talk ‘The Archaeology of Tiree’ given by Professor Steven Mithen of Reading University in An Talla in August 2004 and introduced by Dr John Holliday. Prof. Mithen talks about the earliest settlers in the Southern Hebrides around 6000BC, their probable lifestyle and tools, the traces they’ve left such as flints, bone tools, middens and charcoal deposits, the survey work the Reading team have been conducting on Tiree including ground penetrating radar and peat cores and the work they hope to do on Tiree in the future.
Paperback book `The Archaeology of Skye and the Western Isles` by Ian Armit.
The hsitory of human settlement in Skye and the Western Isles from the first hunter-gatherers to the Clearances, based on the results of new excavations and surveys and reassessments of earlier work.
Paperback book `The Archaeology of Argyll` edited by Graham Ritchie.
The history of Argyll traced through its monuments from the Stone Age through the arrival of the Scots and the Norsemen.