Publications
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Managing Change in the Historic Environment: World Heritage
This guidance note sets out the principles that apply to developments affecting World Heritage Sites.
Managing Change: Scheduled Monument Consent for Archaeological Excavation
This note provides guidance for anyone considering undertaking archaeological excavation on a scheduled monument when the primary reason is for research purposes.
Marine Protected Areas in the Seas around Scotland
Guidelines on the selection, designation and management of Historic Marine Protected Areas
Marr College, Troon
This case study illustrates how the 1930’s school was extended to upscale the school to 21st century.
Measured Survey and Building Recording
A historical overview of the production and use of iron, along with guidance on appraisal and conservation techniques.
Medieval or Later Rural Settlement: Historic Scotland's Approach
Papers given at a 2002 conference on medieval and later rural settlements.
Metal Detecting in Scotland
This guidance note gives advice on metal detecting in Scotland.
Monuments in Monuments 2019 – Conference Proceedings
Academic publication with the full papers that were presented at the Monuments in Monuments Conference in September 2019
New Design in Historic Settings
A guide to ensuring the quality of new-design buildings matches that of their surroundings.
Parkview School, Dundee
This case study illustrated how a distinctive old school building has been brought back to life as part of a new private residential development.
Past Forward
Celebrating urban heritage through the fantastic community-led projects produced as part of our five year project, Scotland’s Urban Past (SUP).
Prehistoric Burials
An overview of the prehistoric burial monuments to be found in Scotland.
Prehistoric Defences
An overview of prehistoric defensive monuments from about 1000 BC.
Prehistoric Religion
A look at religion and ritual in prehistoric Scotland.
Prehistoric Settlement
A look at life in prehistoric Scotland, and the remnants of houses and villages we can see today.