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Historic Environment Scotland
We want the historic environment to make a real difference to people’s lives.
About Historic Environment Scotland
Historic Environment Scotland (Sa Gàidhlig: Àrainneachd Eachdraidheil Alba) is Scotland's public body working to ensure Scotland's history and heritage makes a real difference to people’s lives. We care for more than 300 properties of national importance, drawing more than 3 million visitors per year. We look after internationally significant collections including over five million drawings, manuscripts and images of Scotland, along with one of the largest collections of aerial imagery in the world. We invest about £14 million a year to national and local organisations, supporting building repairs, ancient monuments, archaeological work, and others. We’re a Living Wage accredited employer with over 1,200 members of staff across Scotland. Our range of skills and disciplines is wide and varied. We employ archaeologists, art historians, conservators, craftspeople, custodians, building professionals and specialised support staff. Take a look at our Social Media House Rules and help keep this page an inspiring and enjoyable space: http://ow.ly/LVFc50uglsv For vacancies, visit: https://www.historicenvironment.scot/about-us/work-with-us/current-vacancies/
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Research & Knowledge
Historic Environment Scotland announced new archaeological excavations at the Pictish site of Hilton of Cadboll starting next week with an open day on Saturday 12 September as part of Scottish Archaeology Month.
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Presence & Recognition
Historic Environment Scotland presented Graeme High School with a stained-glass panel created from glass prepared by pupils at the Engine Shed during Heritage Careers Week 2025.
Reported by Historic Environment Scotland
People
Historic Environment Scotland is hiring a new Deputy Events Manager to work at Stirling Castle for a fixed-term role of 18 months.
Reported by Historic Environment Scotland