Throughout Scotland’s history, woodlands and forests have been
vitally important to the development and sustenance of
settlements, industries and communities. Over 25,000
archaeological features lie in or around Scotland's woodlands.
There is an abundance of colourful, incredible and tragic
stories to tell - from as far back as the last ice age right up
to the 20th Century. Many of these stories still have something
to say to a modern audience - about how important it is to
manage our natural resources sustainably, and the importance of
diversification. Scotland’s Woodlands and the Historic
Environment This document outlines how the forestry sector can
tap into this rich cultural heritage and help develop historic
sites - including designed landscapes and ancient woodlands.
Archaeological Measured Survey on Scotland's national forest
estate This fully illustrated archaeological booklet presents
the results of recent archaeological measured survey work across
Scotland’s national forest estate. The publication