Mapping Magnus: Research, training and community

Daniel Lee; Sarah Jane Gibbon

Mapping Magnus: Research, training and community

Archaeology Institute

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Résumé

The University of the Highlands and Islands (UHI) Archaeology Institute undertook a staged research, training and community project based around the story of St Magnus during 2017, the 900th commemorative year of his death. A number of interlinked themes were explored: Movement and Pilgrimage; Religion and Power; and Stones and Bones. These framed an interlinked, inspiring and memorable programme of activities. These had an emphasis upon hands-on archaeological research and fieldwork opportunities along with creating engaging heritage experiences for the local community.

langue originale	English
Pages (de - à)	66-78
Nombre de pages	13
journal	Orkney Archaeology Review
Volume	3
état	Published - déc. 2018

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2 Invited talk
1 Consultancy
1 Types of Public engagement and outreach - Public lecture/debate/seminar

The historical archaeology research underpinning the St Magnus Way
Gibbon, S. J. (Speaker)
16 avr. 2026
Activité: Types of Public engagement and outreach - Public lecture/debate/seminar
Light of the North: Medieval Christianity and the Cult of St Magnus in Orkney
Gibbon, S. J. (Speaker)
5 août 2025
Activité: Invited talk
Creation and dissemination of St Magnus Way
Gibbon, S. J. (Invited speaker)
23 août 2022 → 25 août 2022
Activité: Invited talk

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Mapping Magnus: Research, training and community

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The historical archaeology research underpinning the St Magnus Way

Light of the North: Medieval Christianity and the Cult of St Magnus in Orkney

Creation and dissemination of St Magnus Way

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