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Keep up to date with new stories and details of what our researchers are doing to preserve and promote Shetland's heritage and culture.
Keep up to date with new stories and details of what our researchers are doing to preserve and promote Shetland's heritage and culture.

The Shetland Archives has an extensive collection of manuscripts, books, oral history recordings, maps and many other types of ...
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Anyone reading this blog is used to sharing information and connecting with people online. We take it for granted that, if we want to ...
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One of Shetland’s more remarkable archaeological sites is Da Croon o Da Ura, in Unst, just about the most northerly part of the ...
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I have always been amazed by Mother Nature since I was a child. The shapes, the colours, and the phenomena which surround us are ...
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The Shetland Amenity Trust have announced that its key annual events will all be postponed until next year. Due to the current ...
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The significance of the Radar Station at Sumburgh Head cannot be overestimated. Exactly 80 years ago today this Station was ...
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From teapots to lepidoptera, there is a place for objects, large or small, in Shetland’s Museum and Archives’ collection. Here, ...
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The Shetland Wool Week patron for 2020 has been named today as Shetland knitwear designer, Wilma Malcolmson, who is internationally ...
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The Shetland Museum and Archives and the Shetland Amenity Trust’s head offices at Garthspool, Lerwick have today closed to the ...
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The BBC have taken the decision to postpone their ‘Any Questions’ event until later in the year.
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Shetland Boat Week is asking owners of traditional Shetland boats to bring them to Shetland Museum and Archives for display during ...
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Diving into the past Shetland’s Historic Shipwreck Collections. (Part 1) Shetland has some fascinating historic wreck sites and the ...
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The Shetland Amenity Trust and partners are busy getting organised for Shetland Boat Week 2020.
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Here collections assistant Tracey Hawkins discusses the activities both adults and children enjoyed during Viking times – from ...
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