Tag Archives: Historic Environment Scotland

Rapid Archaeology Supported by Airborne Lidar

Posted on October 13, 2019 by lidar

Archaeologists in Scotland, using what some are referring to as rapid archaeology have concluded a cutting-edge project which has revealed around 1,000 previously unknown sites on the Isle of Arran. From an article in Ancient Origins by Ashely Cowie. There … Continue reading →

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3D Analysis of Scottish Standing Stone

Posted on March 23, 2018 by lidar

Sueno’s Stone which dates back to the ninth or tenth century is the tallest (21 feet) and most complex piece of early medieval architecture in Scotland. The historical preservation organization Historic Environment Scotland (HES) has 3D scanned Sueno’s Stone, as … Continue reading →

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