The FNH Conference is always 'a good day' with a wide variety of  talks and this year is special as it is the 50th event. And appropriately the theme is; 
      Changes in the natural and cultural heritage in the Forth Valley over the last 50 years.
I will be speaking about the Ochils - about what we have learned in the past 50 years and about how (dramatically) the Ochils are changing today. 
Other talks include one on the establishment of the Forth Naturalist and Historian itself, one on the Antonine Wall, one of changing local butterflies and one on the rewilding at Argaty, with beavers and red kites to the fore.
So, lots of variety, there will be pleasant company and lively discussion. Why not put it in the diary?
Find details of the day, booking form etc here.

In 2017/ 2018 I produced a Report for Historic Environment Scotland The Honours of Scotland; Supplementary Information. It comprised finds made, over many years, about the Honours and related artefacts and was intended as a supplement to more systematic research by others. 
It seemed to vanish. However, I now see that, slightly edited, it has appeared online so I am providing a link.
​You can find the link by searching 'Honours of Scotland' + Harrison + 'Supplementary Information' which  leads to a PDF file of the Report.