Pathways in Tain, journeys along the Kyle line and some monumental stories
20 February 2012
![Learning survey skills with ARCH](/userfiles/image/sites/pip/skiach survey.jpg)
Next Monday evening (February 27) at 7.30pm we’ll be hosting the next ARCH lecture at Dingwall Community Centre, when Adrian Clark will be telling some Monumental Stories, about local monuments, including the Fyrish Monument and the Cambrai Cross, looking at how stories develop, are sometimes distorted and how new significance is added over time.
![on the Kyle line with ARCH](/userfiles/image/courses/kyle/on the train.jpg)
There’s a wee note from Cathy that if you haven’t yet seen the exhibition of the ARCH dig at Foulis last summer, it is on display in the Dingwall Community Library until mid March.
And finally, take a look at www.archhighland.org.uk/taking-part-in-the-past.asp for a news update on our ‘Taking Part in the Past’ free family festival celebrating Highland Community Archaeology - it is on 21 April in Dingwall Academy.
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