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Steffani Broadfoot volunteers for Archaeology Scotland while being on a gap year from university. She became involved with Archaeology Scotland in high school. Here, Steffani talks us through Archaeology Scotland’s resources, which she used as primary evidence for her Advanced Higher History qualification. Her field was ‘Northern Britain: From the Iron Age to 1034’, one […]
A suite of learning resources for a range of objects and technologies spanning from Mesolithic to modern times Read more about Learning Resources for Experimental Archaeology: Learning about Craft and Technology in the Past …
A Guide to Using Historical Maps Read more about Mapping History …
Learn how to make your own digital 3D models using photogrammetry using this quick guide. Read more about Creating 3D Models: A Quick Guide …
Book a free school visit to the National Museum of Scotland. Read more about A school Visit to National Museum of Scotland …
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.
Read more about 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.
Read more about Build a story at the museum …
Hedjet the Hippo’s Ancient Egypt trail takes children, schools and families on a journey around the National Museum of Scotland’s ancient Egypt object collection. Read more about Hedjet the Hippo’s Ancient Egyptian trail …
Helping you explore local archaeology
Tenement Town explores the Old Town built environment around Riddle’s Court by looking at features of tenement houses and creating your own resource to use back at school.