Archaeology at Shetland Amenity Trust

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Shetland is a Treasure Trove of archaeology, with over 8000 sites recorded in the Sites and Monuments Record. The Archaeology Section at the Shetland Amenity Trust develops, promotes and curates the amazing archaeology of Shetland. The aims of The Trust’s Archaeology Section are to:

Curate Shetland’s archaeology for the benefit of the public;

Develop Shetland’s archaeology as a resource for educational purposes and for the enjoyment of the public;

and

Develop a world-class visitor centre at Old Scatness Broch. Our key tasks involve maintaining the Shetland Sites and Monuments Record, providing archaeological advice to planners and developers, protecting sites and promoting the archaeology of Shetland.

25/05/2022

📣 * Visualising Shetland’s Iron Age * 📣

🔹Thursday 26 May | 6 - 9pm | Talks
🔹Friday 27 May | 12noon - 5pm | iBook demos

Three of Shetland’s most prestigious archaeological monuments will be brought to life next week on 26 & 27 May Shetland Museum and Archives with the launch of interactive iBook 'Shetland in the Iron Age', together with a series of talks from five visiting archaeologists.

The iBook includes 360° virtual walkable tours around three Shetland monuments which are on the UK Tentative List for World Heritage Status; Old Scatness Broch and Iron Age Village, Jarlshof Prehistoric and Norse Settlement, and the Broch of Mousa.

The interactive experience allows virtual readers to wander around the monuments’ inner workings, using staircases and corridors, as though they were on site. It also includes links to information, interviews, historic photographs and even worksheets for schools’ use. The iBook is designed to include something for everyone, regardless of age.

If you have an interest in Shetland’s archaeology and would like to hear more about the project as well as what lies ahead for the future of Old Scatness Broch, join us on Thursday 26th.

➡️Book your space and find out more here https://thelittleboxoffice.com/sat/event/view/159484

Or drop in to the museum on Friday 27 May from 12 noon and watch as Li demonstrates the new iBook – and have a go yourself!




Historic Environment Scotland University of Stirling

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Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 4pm

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