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MBGRG Annual Report 2007-2008. pdf file - 498 Kb
 
BBC History Magazine - Mysterious Memorials Competiton
Report on the MBGRG submissions to this competition, results, and subsequent press report in the Press and Journal.
 
Methodology for Recording 're-cycled' Tombstones - MBGRG (pdf file - 86Kb)
While working at Elgin Cathedral, it was discovered that some table-stones had apparently been 're-cycled', and previously never recorded inscriptions were to be found on the undersides of those stones.  This interesting find has already been described in more detail in the MBGRG Annual Report 2006-2007.
This brief report describes procedures recommended by the MBGRG, for recording such inscriptions, using mirrors, and image inversion software, and highlights important safety aspects of the procedure.
 
St Andrews in Focus - Press report on MBGRG. (pdf file - 220Kb)
Reproduced with the permission of the Editor - www.standrewsinfocus.com
 
MBGRG Annual Report 2006-2007. pdf file - 796 Kb
 
Recording Buried Tombstones - MBGRG and CSA Publication , April 2006.
The Moray Burial Ground Research Group have developed a methodology to locate and record buried tombstones in a way that is sensitive to conservation and heritage management issues. The Council for Scottish Archaeology's Carved Stones Advisor Project is delighted to support the MBGRG in sharing their expertise with others by publishing this booklet. pdf File - 1.2 Mb
 
MBGRG to start MI recording at Elgin Cathedral
The Buried Tombstones of Moray and the Work of the MBGRG
MBGRG - Schematic Diagram of procedures
Carved Stones: Historic Scotland’s Approach - Responses to public consultation
including submission from the Moray Burial Ground Research Group (MBGRG) by Bruce Bishop. (Ref. No's 003, 026). May 2004.
 

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