With excavation at the Ness of Brodgar – one of the largest Neolithic sites known in north-west Europe – having finished in August 2024, after a remarkable 20 years of fieldwork, the long process of post-excavation analysis has now commenced. While the widely anticipated site report is still a few years away, in the interim the Ness team is putting together a series of short publications that delve into some of the aspects of the site that have most captured their imaginations. The first was the accompanying book to the exhibition Ness of Brodgar: past, present, and future that ran at Orkney Museum in the summer of 2024 (see CA 413). Now, the second volume in the series has been publishe
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