In this episode, Bex talks to Prof. Steve Driscoll of University of Glasgow Archaeology about our ancient graveyard at Govan Old, and the past, present and future of excavations and community involvement in this 1,500-year-old early medieval time capsule in the heart of its local community. Includes VERY exciting archaeology chat...

In this episode, we speak about the Govan School of stone carving and the fragments of the stunning Elderslie Cross with Archie Henderson, the Social History Researcher at Paisley Museum, which is run by OneRen. Our thanks to Archie and all involved.

Alistair Carty from Archaeoptics talks about creating 3D models of the Govan Stones and Archaeoptics' pioneering 3D heritage preservation across the UK.

The team delve into the facts and fascinating theories relating to the Govan Sarcophagus, a remarkable and intricately decorated monumental stone coffin seemingly carved in the late 9th century for what may have been a royal saint.

Dr. Tom Horne takes you on a tour of the Govan Stones. For a video tour with Prof. Stephen Driscoll and Emma, visit our YouTube channel: https://youtu.be/c9JeHaliihI

This is the first-ever episode of the Govan Early Medieval Podcast! GEM POD is produced by volunteers at the Govan Stones museum in Glasgow, which is a world-class collection of early medieval carved stones from the lost Viking-Age Brittonic Kingdom of Strathclyde. In this episode, volunteers Tom, Bex and Annemarie describe their favourite Govan Stones and take a walk around the 1,500-year-old churchyard that surrounds the spectacular Govan Old church, home to the Govan Stones.