Seeing the Dead

The Seeing the Dead project investigates the intriguing Roman funerary custom of pouring liquid gypsum over the bodies of adults and children in coffins of wood, stone, or lead prior to burial. This practice has been particularly noted in Roman Yorkshire in the 3rd and 4th centuries, but little evidence exists in other parts of the UK.

Chartered Institute for Archaeologists

Heritage360 was commissioned to upgrade the website of the Chartered Institute for Archaeologists, the leading professional body representing archaeologists working in the UK and overseas.

Antiquity Journal

Heritage360 is working with Antiquity Journal and Cambridge University Press to explore how journal content can be found by readers through intuitive, accessible means.

Henry VIII on Tour

A three-year research project that brings together a cross-disciplinary team of scholars and technical specialists to explore, evaluate and reconceptualise the journeys that Henry VIII took around his realm - the royal 'progresses'.

StreetLife York - the Jewish Neighbourhood story

Northallerton Heritage

A collaboration with Hambleton District Council to explore Northallerton's High Street through 3D visualisations, an AR-driven digital tour and an touchscreen interactive within the Council's Heritage Hub.

The Ryedale Hoard

To support a major exhibition at the Yorkshire Museum, Heritage360 captured 3D scans of the Ryedale Hoard - an exquisite set of Roman bronze artefacts found in North Yorkshire.

StreetLife York

An award of just under half a million pounds founded the StreetLife York project, which aimed to bring heritage and creativity-driven renewal to Coney Street - one of York’s most important historic High Streets.

Lyminge: Pathways to the Past

The nunnery at Lyminge, founded in 633, was one of England's first religious houses. In partnership with Reading University, Heritage360 produced digital visualisations of the existing church and its now-lost Anglo-Saxon predecessor.

St Davids Cathedral

With over 250,000 visitors a year, St Davids Cathedral is a major attraction in West Wales for tourists and pilgrims alike. Heritage360 provided digital engagement materials as part of a major visitor interpretation overhaul.

Hull Minster - Back to Life

Heritage360 worked with Hull Minster to produce an online collections management tool, a mobile-device tour and on-site touchscreens, in addition to 3D replicas of key archaeological finds from recent excavations.

The Becket Connection

A major focus of the AHRC project 'The Becket Connection' was a digital visualisation of the medieval city of Canterbury. Working with the Canterbury Archaeological Trust, Heritage360 produced an archaeologically-informed recreation of the city, c.1450, and an associated website.