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Our Events

Go and Make Disciples of All Nations

Thursday December 3rd, 7pm

Islesburgh Community Centre, Lerwick

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Join us as Jane Logan discusses what evidence there is that Christians made it to Shetland before the Viking Age, that is, before about 800CE? We know from archaeological excavation that the Picts lived here before 800CE, we see their artefacts and structures around the islands. But what of the carved stones? The cross-slabs from Noss and Papil? What can they tell us? And, of great interest, where did the Christians come from, and how did they get here? For more information contact us here.

Local Events

A Little Something About Brochs
Droning on about climate change: erosion and Shetland’s coastal archaeology 

Mainland Events

Meet the Makers: Prehistoric and Roman Scotland

Saturday 21st and Sunday 22nd November, 10am to 4pm

National Museum of Scotland, Chambers Street, Edinburgh, EH1 1JF

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Join National Museums Scotland for free, drop-in demonstrations and displays showcasing craftsmanship of the past. Contemporary makers will represent craft skills from Bronze Age Scotland to the Roman military occupation. Their work celebrates our exhibitions, ‘Roman Scotland‘ and ‘Scotland’s First Warriors‘. Discover how pottery, jewellery, textiles, leather, tools, and wooden objects were made in the past. More information can be found here.

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