HERs, journals & other resources

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Mapping data across Britain

Across the Roman Empire

Scotland

NCAP holds more than 26 million aerial images of locations around the world, including 1.6 million images of Scotland. A rapidly expanding selection of NCAP images is now available to view online

Online mapping of Scotalnd’s historic environment record. The site is interactive to a point, however only very basic data about each site is given (Site name, monument type, ID).

The project to scan the complete run of Discovery and Excavation in Scotland, from the earliest typescripts in 1947 onwards, was generously funded by the Russell Trust and produced with the support and assistance of the Archaeology Data Service.

Scottish Archaeological Internet Reports (SAIR) is an Open Access publication which was established in 2000 by a consortium comprising the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland, Historic Scotland and the Council for British Archaeology. Its purpose is to publish freely accessible but fully peer reviewed information more suited to an electronic format than a traditional print journal. The Reports are hosted by ADS

The project to scan the entire run of the Society's out-of-print monographs and books was generously funded by Historic Scotland, the ARCHway Project and the Russell Trust and could not have been completed without the active and enthusiastic involvement of the Archaeology Data Service.

The online catalogue to Scotland’s archaeology, buildings, industrial and maritime heritage. An interactive map based system that hold over 320,000 records of sites and buildings. Details are given to a relatively  high level- an excellent resource we could do with in the rest of the country!

he Britain from Above project conserved 95,000 of the most significant images held in the Aerofilms collection – which numbers more than 1.2 million negatives and 2,000 albums.

Access more than 480,000 images, videos and audio files on material culture and human history from archives, galleries and museums across Scotland and the UK.

User-friendly tools are available to help you collect and create resources for personal and educational purposes..

Access more than 480,000 images, videos and audio files on material culture and human history from archives, galleries and museums across Scotland and the UK.

User-friendly tools are available to help you collect and create resources for personal and educational purposes..