your handy guide to completing a Heritage Hero Award remotely – Covid-19 special edition
Category: Period – Renaissance
Renaissance
Experimental Archaeology: Learning about Craft and Technology in the Past
A suite of learning resources for a range of objects and technologies spanning from Mesolithic to modern times Read more about Experimental Archaeology: Learning about Craft and Technology in the Past …
Mapping History
A Guide to Using Historical Maps Read more about Mapping History …
Creating 3D Models: A Quick Guide
Learn how to make your own digital 3D models using photogrammetry using this quick guide. Read more about Creating 3D Models: A Quick Guide …
Heritage Hero Awards
Archaeology Scotland’s free award scheme offer a framework, a focus and a reward for groups undertaking heritage focused projects. Read more about Heritage Hero Awards …
Combine your Heritage Hero Award with one of Youth Scotland’s youth awards
Looking for added value for your group? Want to add formal recognition and accreditation to your Heritage Hero Award? Considering multiple award recognition? Read more about Combine your Heritage Hero Award with one of Youth Scotland’s youth awards …
A school Visit to National Museum of Scotland
Book a free school visit to the National Museum of Scotland. Read more about A school Visit to National Museum of Scotland …
a’ brosnachadh sgrìobhadh is leughadh Cuir sgeulachd ri chèile san taigh-tasgaidh
Make your way around a museum and be inspired by objects you see with two trails developed by National Museums Scotland and the Scottish Book Trust. The trails are both in English and Gaelic.
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Build a story at the museum
Make your way around a museum and be inspired by objects you see with two trails developed by National Museums Scotland and the Scottish Book Trust. The trails are both in English and Gaelic.
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Timeline
Print off this handy Archaeology Scotland timeline from the Mesolithic c. 7000 BC to the modern day: Timeline (c) Archaeology Scotland