Caithness Archaeology

Caithness Archaeology Aspects of Prehistory by A Heald and J Barber is a comprehensive exploration of the county's rich cultural landscape. With its unique blend of traditional landholding, flagstone architecture, and geographical isolation, Caithness has preserved a wide range of monuments that offer insights into Scotland's prehistory. The authors have drawn on their extensive experience in heritage projects to present a cross-section of these monument types, revealing new interpretations and perspectives on the county's archaeology. From chambered cairns to brochs, Pictish settlements, and post-medieval settlement, this book provides a detailed look at the diverse archaeological remains that can be found throughout Caithness. By re-centring the county in archaeological and early historical narratives, this book offers a fresh perspective on the region's history. With its engaging approach and wealth of information, Caithness Archaeology Aspects of Prehistory is an essential resource for anyone interested in Scotland's prehistory and the rich cultural heritage of Caithness.