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If you’re planning a visit to Orkney during the summer then a trip to the fascinating Ness of Brodgar excavation should be at the top of your list. The 2018 dig dates have been announced, with daily free tours available at the sprawling archaeological site between July 4th and August 22nd. The tours provide expert insight into the excavation, and you’ll get the chance to see archaeologists at work amongst the remains of the Neolithic complex too. 
Some of the finest artistic talents in Orkney have come together to showcase their work and the importance of connections in island communities. MOTI, a collective of locally-based artists, has members from all artistic backgrounds and launched its first exhibition of 2018 in the Pier Arts Centre recently. The main aim of MOTI is to provide support and encouragement and create a shared platform for their work. 
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