In this episode we celebrate International Women’s Day with curators Jenny Pape-Carlisle and Jessica Barrie as they talk about their spotlight display ‘A Still Life?’

Svetlana Panova, Curator and project co-ordinator of the exhibition, chats with Artist Cecilia Charlton and Curator Morna Annandale. They talk about Cecilia’s work along with themes and thoughts on how it was put together.

Jenny Pape-Carlisle and Bruce Mann talk about a rare Pictish Stone found in the River Don just outside of Dyce and is now in our collection.

Martin Hall, Archivist for Aberdeen City and Aberdeenshire Archives, tells us about the Aberdeen Witch Trials of 1597.

Dr Adrián Maldonado and Dr Tim Carlisle discuss what makes The Galloway Hoard so unique.

Tim's blog: Building Midgard (wordpress.com)

In this episode, which was recorded ‘in the field’ at the dig site, listen in as Ali Cameron, Alice Jaspars and volunteers of Cameron Archaeology, discuss some of the fantastic finds they have discovered during the dig to find the site of the monastery of Deer, where the Gaelic notes refer to.

In this episode, which we’ve recorded during Scottish Archaeology Month, listen in as Anne Simpson and Derek Jennings of the Book of Deer project reflect on this year’s celebration of the Book of Deer, a little book that tells a lot.

The story of 19th century Aberdeen criminal Grace McIntosh, told by Phil Astley and Dr Dee Hoole.