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Uist Unearthed: Virtual reality is the solution to making archaeology accessible and fun - Vimarsana News

Uist Unearthed: Virtual reality is the solution to making archaeology accessible and fun

Archaeology and understanding our past is for everyone, and technology is key to engaging future generations, writes Dr Emily Gal.

Uist Unearthed: Digital archaeology project heads to Edinburgh - Vimarsana News

Uist Unearthed: Digital archaeology project heads to Edinburgh

The team behind the augmented reality app Uist Unearthed is set to take Uist's past all the way to Edinburgh.

Why Did Ancient Scots Prepare 'Frankenstein' Mummies? - Vimarsana News

Why Did Ancient Scots Prepare 'Frankenstein' Mummies?

When archaeologists found a pair of Bronze Age skeletons in Scotland, they had no idea they were actually prehistoric Frankenstein mummies!

Sols 3321-3322: Old Martian in the Mountain – NASA's Mars Exploration Program - Vimarsana News

Sols 3321-3322: Old Martian in the Mountain – NASA's Mars Exploration Program

After a challenging day yesterday due to issues on Mars and Earth, today went far smoother as we planned 2 sols that will continue our activities in the visually stunning Maria Gordon notch.

Source: nasa.gov
Brexit and education cuts threaten to make Scottish archaeology history - Vimarsana News

Brexit and education cuts threaten to make Scottish archaeology history

THE UK made history by leaving the European Union. Now Brexit threatens the archaeology work that links us to our past as experts are blocked by red tape, it is claimed. Until January, Scottish commercial archaeology firms routinely recruited experts from the EU to work on excavations and other projects. Now red tape has made it too hard for many firms to bring in overseas talent. And, with the closure announced this week of one leading UK university archaeology department, it’s feared that the sector’s recruitment problems are about to get worse. The University of Sheffield pla...