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An Iron Age loch-dwelling, Pictish building, and 17th-century turf home are just some of the impressive structures that have been recreated

Glasgow City Council submitted an application for the Mackintosh buildings of The Glasgow School of Art and The Hill House to be included on the new…

Tourism, overdevelopment and the effects of climate change are said to be putting the city at risk of irreversible damage

The Government has just published its list of would-be future Unesco World Heritage Sites – but who will make the grade?

“OUR prehistoric treasures on Shetland are absolutely amazing, up there with Orkney,” beams Laurie Goodlad, passionate Shetland tour guide and…

The settlements and surviving structures of Mousa, Old Scatness and Jarlshof, known as the “Zenith of Iron Age Shetland”, are in the running to…

There are currently 33 World Heritage sites in the UK, including Stonehenge, the Jurassic Coast and the Tower of London. But seven more are in the running to win UNESCO status.

Three ancient settlements in Shetland are in the running to win Unesco World Heritage status.

THREE important Iron Age sites in Shetland remain on the tentative list of seven sites to be put forward in an application process to become UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Jarlshof, Old Scatness and Mousa Broch are a collection of ancient settlements known as the Zenith of Iron...

One thousand year old settlements in the Isles could join the Taj Mahal and Stonehenge as world heritage sites.