ACFA Survey Reports
The original ACFA survey reports by John Macdonald and Scott Wood, and one by Bruce Henry, can be purchased by contacting the ACFA secretary. A list of all ACFA publications including the Raasay reports can be found on the website: https://www.acfabaseline.info/publications/.
Placenames and Local History
Rebecca Mackay has published four volumes about the placenames and local history of Raasay: Every Nook and Cranny, Placenames: Fact and Fiction.
More Archaeology:
Other archaeologists have also conducted fieldwork and research on Raasay:
The First Settler’s project, led by Karen Hardy and Caroline Wickham-Jones surveyed the coastline of the Inner Sound of Raasay and excavated at several sites, including Loch a Sguirr. Their reports are available here: https://archaeologydataservice.ac.uk/archiveDS/archiveDownload?t=arch-310-1/dissemination/pdf/sair31.pdf
A report on the excavation of mesolithic material in Clachan harbour by Michael Cressey, Susan Dawson, Ross White, Sue Anderson (Editor) can be found here: https://discovery.dundee.ac.uk/en/publications/early-holocene-relative-sea-level-changes-at-clachan-harbour-raas
AOC Archaeology did a detailed survey and laser-scanned the Broch, Dun Borrodale, on behalf of the Forestry Service. The report, with detailed maps and photographs, can be found here: https://doi.org/10.5284/1041662
Martin Wildgoose has conducted a number of surveys on Raasay on behalf of the Forestry Commission. Some of these reports are available in the Highland Archives, including this one on Inbhir. https://librarylink.highland.gov.uk/LLFiles/10193/full_10193.PDF. Some of his survey data was incorporated in the ACFA reports on the relevant townships.
Guides
Raasay is a wonderful place for hikers and walkers. Nick Fairweather has described walking routes that will take you to some of the places mentioned in Raasay: The ACFA Archaeological Surveys.
Exploring Raasay can be purchased from the Raasay shop, or here: https://www.thirstybooks.com/bookshop/exploring-raasay-nick-fairweather
Martin Wildgoose and Karen Hardy, who have both done archaeological work on Raasay, have written a nice guide outlining walks that take in archaeological sites in Skye and Raasay. It includes walks to Screapadale, Hallaig, and a walk around Clachan. https://www.amazon.com/Travelling-Through-Archaeological-Raasay-Lochalsh-ebook/dp/B07TRP512M
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