Image of Tarbat Sculpture.Bulletin 6, 2000

2000 Season

Fieldwork in the region.

The work planned for Hilton, Shandwick and Nigg is still in abeyance while all resources are concentrated on the slow and difficult workshop strata.

Barry Grove's fine replica of the Hilton of Cadboll stone was erected in September 2000 (FIG 8). This was preceded by a brief prophylactic excavation by Historic Scotland.

Display.

A major review of the display to reflect the final interpretation is planned when fieldwork is finished in 2003. Tarbat Historic Trust continues with discussions and consultations to look for new ways of developing the Tarbat peninsula as a research forum and visitor attraction.

Participation

Research Director: Martin Carver, University of York

Excavation Director: Justin-Garner Lahire, FAS Ltd

Director of Finds Research: Cecily Spall, FAS Ltd

Training Tutor: Madeleine Hummler, University of York; Liz Hooper

Sculpture research: Nigel Ruckley (Geology), Kellie Meyer (Art); Sonja Greenhow (Blosse fragments)

Conservation: National Museums of Scotland (Fraser Hunter co-ordinator)

Technical analysis of artefacts: National Museums of Scotland (David Clarke co-ordinator)

Human bone analysis: Sarah King

Field Team, 2000

Supervisors: Steve Timms, Roy Jerromes,

Recorders: Toby Simpson, Hamish Fulford, Candy Hatherley, Dave Watts, Leo O'Brien, James Brennan, Kate Lister, Juliet Reeves, Dominic Salsarola,

Excavators: Stewart Buchanan, Lars Gustavsen, Richard Jackson, Alastair Jupp, Ralph Shuttleworth, Adria Astravas, Kellie Meyer, Steve Miles, Katherine Fryer, Chris Read, Zoe Sutherland, Mary Saunders, Nicky Watts, Holly Gunn, Ivy Hancock, Shannon Lewis, Julia Murray, Debbie Birch, Sara Walker, Ryan Ives, Caroline Mackenzie, Helen Speight, Rosalind Oswald, Megan Gondek, Erin-Lee Halstad, Brendan Tuey.

Site administration: Roy and Faith Jerromes

Meftah Scholars Katherine Macracken, Zara Kennedy

Trainees

Catherine Bertrand, William Boardman, Debborah Butterworth, Peter Glew, Niall Robertson, Monika Steinel, Claire Twinn, Becky Cannell, Carol Colbourne, Andrew Thompson, Dale Woodhall.

Publications relating to the project.

Carver, Martin (ed) 2000 Bulletin of the Tarbat Discovery Programme no 5 for 1999 (www.york.ac.uk/depts/arch/staff/sites/tarbat/)

Carver, Martin 2001 `Why that? why there? why then?: the politics of early medieval monumentality' in H Hamerow and A Macgregor (eds) Image and power im the early medieval archaeology of Britain - Essays in honour of Rosemary Cramp (Oxbow): 1-22

Public Lectures

British Archaeological Association, London

Chester Archaeology Society, Chester

Centre for Medieval Studies, The Age of Conversion Conference, York

Department of Archaeology, University of Cambridge

EMERGE (Early Medieval Research Group), Edinburgh

Groam House, Rosemarkie

Highland Council, Highland Archaeology Week, Inverness

International Medieval Conference, Leeds

Inverness Field Club, Inverness

Laing Art Gallery, Kings of the North Sea Exhibition, Newcastle

Medieval Academy of America, West Michigan University, Kalamazoo

Tarbat Historic Trust, Portmahomack

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