the hunt for lost things
the hunt for lost things
Kilmartin Glen contains at least 150 prehistoric monuments, including cairns, cists, standing stones and rock carvings. Archaeological excavation is a destructive process, so few sites are excavated entirely.
Information and artefacts obtained from sample pits or ditches are analysed to interpret a site. The locations of artefacts & features and relationships between them enable archaeologists to deduce how and when the artefacts and features were probably used.
Kilmartin Glen contains at least 150 prehistoric monuments, including cairns, cists, standing stones and rock carvings. Archaeological excavation is a destructive process, so few sites are excavated entirely.
Information and artefacts obtained from sample pits or ditches are analysed to interpret a site. The locations of artefacts & features and relationships between them enable archaeologists to deduce how and when the artefacts and features were probably used.
2017
Stone voices – textile panel – 20″x20″
2016
Who’s that girl? – acrylic – 1.6m
Poltalloch I – linocut – 8x8cm – edition: 10
2015
Look closer – 57x36cm
Excavation V – 65x50cm
Excavation IV – 69x42cm
Archaeology – 27x110cm
Strata V – 108x35cm
Strata IV – 44x107cm
Strata III – 35x89cm
2014
The hunt for lost things
Objects of scientific interest – 25x104cm
Signs of life – 26x138cm
Strata II – 22.5x90cm
Strata I – 43x101cm
Excavations III – 61x41cm
Excavations II – 64x42cm
Excavations I – 80x60cm
2010
Nether Largie IV 30x53cm
Layers IV – 18x35cm
Layers III – Collagraph – 22x22cm – edition: 3
Nether Largie III
Nether Largie II
Nether Largie I
Layers II – 19x43cm
Layers I – 28x33cm