The Matter that doesn't Matter
David Petts, Durham University The distinctive outline of Lindisfarne Castle perched on top of a rugged crag of basalt is one of the best-recognised images of north-east England and is a potent reminder of the important part the island played Continue reading How you can join the hunt for Holy Island’s lost monastery
Brendan Cassidy, University of Central Lancashire and David Robinson, University of Central Lancashire We often associate virtual reality (VR) with thrilling experiences we may never be able to have in real life – such as flying a jet fighter, exploring Continue reading How virtual reality is opening up some of the world’s most inaccessible archaeological sites
Kirsty High, University of York and Kirsty Penkman, University of York Star Carr in North Yorkshire is perhaps the most important archaeological site in the UK relating to the Mesolithic period from the end of the last ice age. Archaeologists Continue reading Environmental change could be damaging some of the world’s most precious archaeology