Meeting Reports 2026-2027

AGM The reivers: fact or fiction? Andy Nairn 2 October 2026 Read more about The reivers: fact or fiction?
Zoom only Have We Forgotten Our Past? An Archaeological Research Framework for South West Scotland Tom Rees, Rathmell Archaeology 16 October 2026 Read more about Have We Forgotten Our Past? An Archaeological Research Framework for South West Scotland
Forestry and Land Scotland - Lochar Mosses Peatland Restoration Presentation George Hemstock, (Peatland Restoration Forester, Forestry and Land Scotland) 30 October 2026 Read more about Forestry and Land Scotland - Lochar Mosses Peatland Restoration Presentation
The influence of the geology and landscape of Northern England on prehistoric and Roman societies Ian Jackson 13 November 2026 Read more about The influence of the geology and landscape of Northern England on prehistoric and Roman societies
William Craik of Arbigland (1703 - 1798). Living through Turbulent Times Alistair Alcock 27 November 2026 Read more about William Craik of Arbigland (1703 - 1798). Living through Turbulent Times
Recent Archaeology and Finds in Dumfries and Galloway Andrew Nicholson, Regional Archaeologist, Dumfries and Galloway Council 15 January 2027 Read more about Recent Archaeology and Finds in Dumfries and Galloway
The role of Dumfries Airfield in WWII David Reid 29 January 2027 Read more about The role of Dumfries Airfield in WWII
Ellisland Farm - Restoring the Home of Auld Lang Syne Adam Dickson, Project Curator 12 February 2027 Read more about Ellisland Farm - Restoring the Home of Auld Lang Syne
tbc Peter and Rosie Norman 26 February 2027 Read more about tbc
Borgue boy, Royal Navy engineer, Stewartry Museum curator - the life and times of John McKie (1821-1915) David Devereux and Donald Henry 12 March 2027 Read more about Borgue boy, Royal Navy engineer, Stewartry Museum curator - the life and times of John McKie (1821-1915)
Twentyshilling Barrow and its wider Bronze Age context Thomas Muir, Guard Archaeology 25 March 2027 Read more about Twentyshilling Barrow and its wider Bronze Age context