Events
Below is a list of upcoming talks, activities and other events.
To watch presentations recorded from previous online MAD evenings, click here.
For the events listing on the ARCH website please click here.
Events led by NOSAS are clearly indicated - these are open only to members and their guests unless stated otherwise.
8 January 2026 19:30
NOSAS Talk: Katherine Page on Red Deer in Scottish Archaeology
Kath Page (UHI) is currently researching her PhD entitled The Deer Turn: Reimagining Nature and Culture Duality Through Human - Red Deer Relations in Scotland's Archaeological Past. In it she is examining prehistoric human-red deer interactions throu...5 February 2026 19:30
NOSAS Talk: Ben Elliott on the Mesolithic at Tarradale
MAD night with Ben Elliott of UHI on the Mesolithic and evidence of the Storeggia tsunamis at Tarradale. More details to follow. We have a new venue for the season's meetings - St Ninian's Church Hall in Culduthel Road, Inverness. This link will all...26 February 2026 19:30
NOSAS Talk: Steve Worth on Kinloss Abbey
NOSAS MAD night. Details to follow
We have a new venue for the season's meetings - St Ninian's Church Hall in Culduthel Road, Inverness. This link will allow Google Maps to get you there.
19 March 2026 19:30
NOSAS Talk: Michael Zambon on the Conan Stone
NOSAS MAD night. Details to follow
We have a new venue for the season's meetings - St Ninian's Church Hall in Culduthel Road, Inverness. This link will allow Google Maps to get you there.
20 March 2026
NOSAS visit to Kilmartin Glen
NOSAS visit to Kilmartin Glen from Friday 20th to Sunday 22nd March. We are arranging a NOSAS multi day visit to the archaeological delights of Kilmartin Glen in Argyll. For a very brief overview of the sites, see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kilm...16 April 2026 19:30
NOSAS Talk: The Battle of Littleferry 1746
Major General P C Marriott CB CBE, HM Lord-Lieutenant for Sutherland will talk about the skirmishes at Littleferry in Sutherland which occured between Jacobites and local militia the day before the Battle of Culloden. Appropriately, the talk takes pl...