Rounding up the roundhouses: What can the remains of the Birnie roundhouses tell us after excavation

Tanja Romankiewicz

Rounding up the roundhouses: What can the remains of the Birnie roundhouses tell us after excavation

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This contribution summarises the presentation given at the Elgin Museum Conference: Forgotten, Hidden & Lost: unearthing Moray's archaeology. It gives an interim overview on the post-excavation research on the prehistoric roundhouses at Birnie, Moray.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Forgotten, Hidden & Lost: unearthing Moray's archaeology
Subtitle of host publication	Proceedings of the Elgin Museum Archaeology Conference 2017
Editors	Claire Herbert, Janet Trythall
Place of Publication	Elgin
Publisher	Moray Society
Pages	74-79
Number of pages	6
Publication status	Published - 28 Feb 2018

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Rounding up the roundhouses: What can the remains of the Birnie roundhouses tell us after excavation. / Romankiewicz, Tanja.
Forgotten, Hidden & Lost: unearthing Moray's archaeology: Proceedings of the Elgin Museum Archaeology Conference 2017. ed. / Claire Herbert; Janet Trythall. Elgin: Moray Society, 2018. p. 74-79 3.1.

Research output: Chapter in Book/Report/Conference proceeding › Conference contribution

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Rounding up the roundhouses: What can the remains of the Birnie roundhouses tell us after excavation

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Building Ancient Lives: new perspectives on the past for a sustainable future

Northeast Scotland Roundhouse Research Project (NERRP)

Later prehistoric settlement in NE Scotland: A reappraisal of excavated and unexcavated roundhouse sites

Elgin Museum & Moray Society Public Archaeology Conference: Forgotten, Hidden & Lost: unearthing Moray's archaeology

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Rounding up the roundhouses: What can the remains of the Birnie roundhouses tell us after excavation

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Projects

Building Ancient Lives: new perspectives on the past for a sustainable future

Northeast Scotland Roundhouse Research Project (NERRP)

Later prehistoric settlement in NE Scotland: A reappraisal of excavated and unexcavated roundhouse sites

Activities

Elgin Museum & Moray Society Public Archaeology Conference: Forgotten, Hidden & Lost: unearthing Moray's archaeology

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