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  • A woman with blonde hair holds a device to the camera

    Caerlaverock Castle Quest: What’s in an app?

    03 July 2019, Virtual visits
  • A mobile phone activates augmented reality features from a map of Edinburgh's old and new towns

    Edinburgh’s Portal to the Past

    28 June 2019, Heritage, Virtual visits, World Heritage
  • Laptop computers are bunched together as students collaborate at a hackathon event

    Scotland’s First Heritage and History Hackathon

    08 May 2019, Events, Heritage, History, Virtual visits
  • 3D model of The Hill House with thermal mapping data overlaid; A. Frost 2018

    The Hill House: Collaborative Scientific Conservation in Action

    18 March 2019, Conservation, Heritage, Virtual visits
  • Rationalisation: Closing down our ‘historic sites’

    01 March 2019, Virtual visits
  • A minecraft reconstruction of Abbot House in Dunfermline

    Unlocking hidden history with Scotland’s Urban Past

    21 November 2018, Education, Heritage, History, Virtual visits
  • Roamin’ with the Romans

    17 September 2018, History, Virtual visits
  • four historic objects - top left statue, top right comb, bottom left brooch, bottom right gravestone

    Scotland’s Historic Collections In 3D

    11 July 2018, Collections, Conservation, Virtual visits
  • Visit Orkney Any Time – From the Comfort of Home!

    25 May 2018, Conservation, Virtual visits
  • A sheep with her lambs walk up the main street in a small Scottish town

    Life on (Scottish) Mars

    20 April 2018, Collections, Virtual visits
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