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ALT Photo of a girl’s hand holding a historic coloured photo showing Victoria Park in the early 1900s with people gathered around a bandstand. The photo was taken in the park, grass in the background and red and white hazards tape marking out the location of the bandstand.
ALT Photo of a young person holding a small laptop. On the screen is a bandstand created in Minecraft.
ALT Photo of a young person sticking decorative paper parts onto a bandstand model.
ALT Photo of a toy dinosaur next to one of the pupil’s bandstand models. Menacingly looking into the bandstand like a scene from Jurassic Park!
ALT Photo showing three historic postcards featuring the bandstand in Victoria Park, a modern aerial photo of the park and a cut out postcard ‘view finder’ on a stick.
ALT Photo of A4 sheets of paper on a desk. The paper has coloured photos printed onto them. The photos show places and activities undertaken by the pupils. Green smiley face stickers have been placed on some of the photos. A young person’s hands are adding another sticker.
ALT An illustrated document listing the skills the pupils used and developed during the project.
ALT Screenshot of a small brown shield shaped object from sketchfab. This object is a cast of a medieval stone mould for a pilgrim’s medal, which was most likely used for making medals for pilgrims on their way to St. Andrews in Fife. It was found in St. Andrews Kirk in North Berwick, which would have been a stop for pilgrims continuing north. It is made of stained brown plaster and features a cross and a saint side by side.
ALT Photo taken in an autumnal park with bare trees and yellow and brown leaves on the ground. A young person’s hands can be seen in the foreground, the right hand holding a black and white historic photograph of the park, the left hand holding up an A6 sized frame.
ALT A screenshot of the home page of the Mapping History website. The page has an illustration of a map, an area of coastline, which has a bird flying over it with a worm in its mouth. The map has buildings drawn in the top left corner and a red vintage car towards the bottom. The web page menu bar can be seen along the top of the screenshot.
ALT A photo of a child’s hand, wearing a bright yellow glove, holding a small fragment of plastic with a picture of Elsa from Frozen on it.
ALT Photo of Archaeology Scotland’s Learning Assistant standing next to a display table. With 2 pop up banners on either side.
ALT A photo of 8 Lego figures in high vis clothing holding Lego geophysical survey equipment.
ALT Photo of a screenshot of the start of PowerPoint presentation with a photo of a child drawing in the playground with chalk and the words Highlights and the Future - Archaeology Scotland Learning.
ALT Photo of a bust with gold patterned wallpaper behind.
ALT Close up photo of a stained glass window showing a man’s bright pink hose.
ALT Photo of a carved stone panel depicting three men in robes.
