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Archaeology.
Scapa Flow.
A new and updated version of Orkney: A Historical Guide by Caroline Wickham-Jones. By Caroline Wickham-Jones. 2015 updated edition. paperback.
The remains of our neolithic ancestors found at Isbister give us an amazing picture of the people who lived here 5000 years ago. By John W. Hedges. Foreword by Colin Renfrew. Paperback. Published in 1984.
Of all the airlines in the UK, the oldest name in continous use is that of Loganair. In celebrating its fiftieth anniversary, Loganair has reached a milestone never before achieved by any Scottish airline.
The untold story of Scotsman John Rae, the Arctic adventurer who discovered the fate of Franklin.
Fresson's memoirs were first published in 1967, some four years after his death, now, working from his original manuscript, his full story is told for the first time in this Second Edition of Air Road to the isles. By Captain E. E. Fresson OBE. Hardback.
The Fate of The Franklin Expedition. A fully updated edition of the amazing true story of a doomed Arctic exploration - and the secrets preserved in ice. By Owen Beattie & John Geiger. Paperback.
The story of this remarkable place, weaving together history, eyewitness accounts and personal experience to capture the life and spirit of Scapa Flow when it was home to thousands of service personnel and the most powerful fleet in the world. By James Miller.
This volume looks at the Orkney Mainland airfields, airports and landing strips. An Airfield Focus special, by Peter V Clegg. A4 paperback, spiral-bound.
In the Words of the Survivors. The story of the sinking of the HMS Royal Oak by a German submarine which cost the lives of 833 Royal Navy soldiers. By Dilip Sarker. Paperback.
A thirdvolume of historical and archaeological papers relating to Orkney. Published by Orkney Heritage Society with Orkney Archaeological Trust. Paperback.