Archaeologists to excavate Glasgow skatepark – with help from skaters
Archaeologists from the University of Glasgow are set to excavate the site of Scotland's first outdoor skatepark, Kelvin Wheelies, which has been buried under rubble in Kelvingrove Park for over 30 years. The team is inviting volunteers, including local skaters, to assist in the excavation and survey work. The Kelvin Wheelies skatepark, established in the 1980s, was one of the earliest of its kind in the country and holds historical significance. The excavation aims to uncover and preserve the legacy of this iconic site, which has been hidden from view for decades. The collaboration between archaeologists and the skateboarding community reflects the importance of preserving cultural heritage while acknowledging the significance of this unique urban landscape.
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