Secrets of Rosemarkie Bronze Age hoard revealed

Recently published analyses led by GUARD Archaeology have revealed why a hoard of precious bronze ornaments was buried on the Black Isle almost three thousand years ago.

Prehistoric Eden revealed at Guardbridge in Fife

Many people who live in new houses may not be aware that they inhabit the same space that prehistoric peoples once inhabited. Two new publications reveal that archaeology that spanned over 10,000 years, from traces of Late Upper Palaeolithic and Mesolithic hunter gatherers, to Neolithic farmers, Bronze Age metalworkers, Iron Age Fort dwellers and medieval kiln burners, once lay where new houses now stand.

The Monumental Neolithic Halls of Carnoustie

A new publication reveals the remains of a significant early Neolithic settlement that GUARD Archaeologists discovered, a focal point for where Scotland’s first farming communities gathered for large scale festivities.

Interactions between the Britons and Romans beyond the Roman Frontier

Newly published research by GUARD Archaeology reveals how a rare enamelled Roman brooch provides insight into how the local Britons of south-west Scotland interacted with the Roman army during the late second century AD.