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Friends of Grampian Stones have for a decade acted as liaison for the interested visitor,
landowner, educational institution & government & church bodies. We continue to press
for more funding and for stringent measures to counteract vandalism or, more insidious,
removal or replacement of ancient monuments to make way for 'progress'.
We are increasingly aware that our prehistoric and early-historic heritage
is a fragile and irreplaceable resource which requires our attention.
Besides the more obvious stone circles and Pictish stones, hundreds of sites of prehistoric importance,
such as souterrains, prehistoric field systems, settlements and cairns in Aberdeenshire and the Northeast
need attention and more effective protection. While Historic Scotland now has a resident warden, the
Grampian region has more monuments than any other region and certainly more than can be practically
supervised by a solitary government agency representative.
You can help protect Northeast Scotland's prehistoric and Pictish heritage by joining
Friends of Grampian Stones
Annual membership:
£10 / $20 - Individual/family
£20 / $35 - Corporate
Annual membership provides co-membership of the Council for Scottish Archaeology (CSA), a
quarterly FOGS newsletter & notification of events, outings & lectures. Members are encouraged
in their own research & to report any threat to antiquities to the Red Alert team by e-mail.
Membership fees are due annually at solstice June 21st.
While payment is appreciated in any currency, £ sterling drawn on a British bank is preferred.
If this is not possible, please add equivalent of £5 in your currency for bank charges & commision.
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please print out the form and return to:
Membership Secretary, T-Junction, Meikle Wartle, INVERURIE AB51 5AA
Please direct any membership questions to membership secretary Peter Donaldson
Friends of Grampian Stones is a charitable society registered
in Scotland with the Capital Taxes Office ED/455/89/JP
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©1998-2004 Friends of Grampian Stones - Editor: Marian Youngblood