A monumental stone commemorating the life of George Ramsay of Foulden Bastle.
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The Treasures of South Lanarkshire
What is Treasure?
The Treasures of South Lanarkshire is an attempt by the author to highlight the almost unbelievable wealth of curated and built heritage of...
Treasures of South Lanarkshire – 4 reports in one
The Treasures of South Lanarkshire is an attempt by the author to highlight the almost unbelievable wealth of curated and built heritage of the area.
The...
David Fisher, Artist 1946-2013 – his Clydesdale legacy
This report David Fisher, artist – report on his Clydesdale legacy is produced in memory of David Fisher and hopefully as a more lasting...
Biggar Kirk report
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A brief history of Biggar Kirk and a tour of its principal features including its oak roof.
Biggar...
Survey of St Mary’s Churchyard
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Previous inventories of the pre-1855 gravestone inscriptions in St Mary's Churchyard, Biggar, produced by John Smith in 1916...
Early 18th century pottery from pre Lowland Clearance sites in Scotland.
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Several excavated sites in southern Scotland have produced assemblages of early...
Two war memorials at Elsrickle, South Lanarkshire
Elsrickle has another unique distinction, that of having two war memorials in the village. One is beside the now unused church at the bottom of the village, and commemorates four Privates, killed in various battles in WW I, while the other much smaller memorial is at the top of the village beside the main road for all to see, but one suspects few people will ever notice the fact, or wonder why this should be. The second memorial remembers a further two soldiers killed in WW I, but also another who was killed in WW II
Covington Tower and Doocot report
Limited excavation was undertaken at Covington Tower and Doocot in 1982 in advance of proposed consolidation works on the site to make it safe as a visitor attraction. The restoration scheme as envisaged was never completed. A few archaeological details of the site were however revealed.
Daer Valley and Clydesdale Mesolithic Report
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The world of Arran pitchstone as perceived at Biggar Museums in 2000
Account of a seminar on Pitchstone held at Biggar Museum in 2000
Building bastle houses and associates buildings
Download – The logistics of building bastle houses and associated buildings in Upper Clydesdale | 2015 | 3.2MB – Tam Ward, BAG
This report attempts to answer questions...
Lithic Geology Report
Download – Lithic Geology | 2013 | 6MB | Ian Paterson & Tam Ward, BAG |
In the past 30 years, the Biggar Archaeology Group...
Migration routes of animals and people in the Late Upper Paleolithic period in the...
Download - Migration routes of animals and people in the Late Upper Paleolithic | 2013 | 508KB | Tam Ward, BAG
Further thoughts on the...
Biggar Archaeology – member presentation
By Ian Paterson
I joined the Biggar Archaeological Group (BAG) only in 2003 when the Group was already long-established and, judging from the awards it...
Radiocarbon Dates in 2008
Radiocarbon dates have now been received for a number of projects.
Fruid Reservoir
The Fruid Reservoir dates are 3100±35BP and 3150±35BP. This first of these was...

















