Welcome to Perth & Kinross Heritage Trust
Your portal to archaeology and heritage in the area.
This site will give you access to a wealth of information on the archaeology of the region.
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Why we are here…
The diverse natural environments of Perth and Kinross, the Heartland of Scotland, contain a rich and varied archaeological and architectural heritage. The archaeology of the area includes a wealth of prehistoric monuments, such as stone circles, burial mounds and hill-forts; the legacy of the Roman occupation, including the earliest land frontier in Roman Britain; and the enigmatic remains of the Picts. Building traditions include the ancient burgh towns, gothic cathedrals and monastic houses of medieval origin, the picturesque castles and follies of the great landed estates, cruck-framed long-houses of 18th century rural settlements and the river-powered textile mills of the Industrial Age. The archaeology and architecture of the area include many sites, monuments and buildings of national interest and importance.
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The Trust aims to provide and promote high quality opportunities for the conservation, enhancement and promotion of the historic environment of
The Trust has achieved PQASSO Level 1 and is working towards attaining Level 2 status. For more information on PQASSO, visit: www.ces-vol.org.uk
Where we are...
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Perth and Kinross Heritage Trust is a recognised Scottish Charity (Scottish Charity No. SC003139) and a company, limited by guarantee, established in 1988 to promote, preserve, maintain and enhance the historical, architectural and constructional heritage of Perth and Kinross (Company No. 111258). The Company's Registered Office is 2 High Street, Perth, PH1 5PH.