Contact & Assimilation
along the Northern Rio Puerco,
New Mexico USA
Explorers Club Flag #109
We are proud to announce that we were awarded The Explorers Club Flag for our second expedition to North Uist and the Isle of Vallay. Previously we published our field research on 18 of the original 225 archaeology sites first discovered by 19th cen. archaeologist, Erskine Beveridge, on the Isle of Vallay, Scotland, and reported the impact of climate change upon them.
In June 2017, we extended our survey to include additional Beveridge sites on the NW coast of North Uist, located directly across the Vallay Strand. Our continuing research objective was to record the critical loss of Coastal Heritage due to climate change - the increasing severity of storms, rising sea levels, and subsequent erosion of archaeological evidence. This project has implications for the loss of coastal heritage worldwide.
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Double Diamond Archaeology™
is a 501 (c) (3) Non Profit Organization
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Mission Statement
The purpose of Double Diamond Archaeology™ is to heighten awareness and pride in cultural heritage by conducting research, and by publishing findings
Rodrick B. MacLennan
Founder, Director
Archaeologist - research areas include the American Southwest, Israel & Scotland
June Julian, Ed.D.
Creative Consultant
Artist - cross disciplinary research includes art, ecology, and digital culture
Isle of Vallay Archaeology/Climate Change Expedition - 2015 Explorers Club Flag #109
Isle of Vallay/North Uist Archaeology Climate Change Expedition - 2017 Explorers Club #109
Chronology of the Islamic Incursion into Palestine: A Reevaluation
Santa Fe, New Mexico, USA