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29/1/2024All At Sea - Exhibition Castletown Heritage
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20/1/2024Caithness Family History Talks
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18/11/2023Caithness Broch Project Takes Another Step Forward
The Caithness Broch project group have made an exciting announcement on their Facebook page about another momentous step in their plans to build a new broch. After a lengthy search for the perfect site, we are pleased to announce that we have identified an area north of Latheron known as Flygla as our preferred site for our 'Big Broch Build'.
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8/10/2023Exhibition At Castletown Heritage - Castlehill House And Estate 1770 -1967
At Castlehill we now have our new exhibition up and running. The title of the exhibition is "Castlehill House and Estate 1770 -1967".
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18/1/2023My Family Tree and Treasures I have Found
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13/12/2022Notes For Your Diary At Castlehill Heritage
Hi All, Hope you are all managing to keep warm in this bitterly cold weather. At least there is not too much snow so we can get about.[History]
13/6/2022Castlehill Heritage Centre Event 24 June
We have some different events coming up. June 24th 1 PM to 4 PM we have a visit from the BBC.
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4/4/2022Castletown Heritage Society's AGM - 26 April
Castletown Heritage Society's AGM to be held on Tuesday 26th April at 7:30 PM. This will be our first in person meeting since 2019 so we hope that you will be able to come.
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18/10/2020Castletown Heritage Society Moving On Youtube
Technology is changing how we all work and play and Castletown Heritage Society like many other groups held its AGM last Thursday on Zoom. The group are not sitting idly by as things change and have decided to present more about their area on Youtube.
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13/8/2019Archaeology Dig to start at Iron Age site in Caithness
The University of the Highlands and Islands Archaeology Institute, in partnership with the Yarrows Heritage Trust, are preparing for a fourth season of excavation at the Burn of Swartigill in Thrumster, Caithness, Scotland. Previous seasons of excavation at the site have uncovered a complex of Iron Age structures, which are providing an important window into Iron Age society away from the monumental architecture of the Brochs.
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