International Network Of Contemporary Archaeology In Scotland (Incascot)

Alex Hale; Kenny Brophy; Rachael Kiddey; Gavin MacGregor; Antonia Thomas

International Network Of Contemporary Archaeology In Scotland (Incascot)

Alex Hale, Kenny Brophy, Rachael Kiddey, Gavin MacGregor, Antonia Thomas

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St Magnus Cathedral in Kirkwall is one of the most iconic buildings in Orkney. Built from striking red and yellow sandstone, it was part of the Norwegian church when it was first constituted in 1137 and is the only wholly medieval cathedral surviving in Scotland.

Original language	English
Pages	10
Number of pages	13
Specialist publication	Celebrating Archaeology in Scotland 2021
Publisher	Historic Environment Scotland
Publication status	Published - 1 Jun 2021

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Contemporary Archaeology
Scotland
INCAScot

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