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Written Storytelling
Find out about the power of storytelling, get top tips from 'How to Train Your Dragon' author, and celebrate your own stories of Scotland.
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Listed Building Consent and Conservation Area Consent
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Unicorn Colouring Sheet
Colour in Scotland's national animal and you can also invent and draw your own magical cxreature
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Propose a Building for Listing
Find out how to propose a building for listing, make a request for delisting or request a review of a listing by writing to Historic Environment Scotland. Contact us for more information.
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Dunstaffnage Castle site information sheet
Information for learning group leaders. Dunstaffnage Castle. 01631 562 465. We look forward to welcoming your group. Please check for any closures before visiting: historicenvironment.scot/dunstaffnage-castlehistoricenvironment.scot/closures. Health
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Ruins
Ruins have a seductive quality that rests in a precarious middle ground between their former purpose and impending collapse. What kind of ruined structures do you find beautiful or important, and which would you record before they are lost?
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World War One trail
Help pupils in P5 - P7 learn more about World War One with a trail at Edinburgh Castle which puts them in the shoes of a new recruit. There is a PDF trail to download and print or an online version - both are designed to be followed on-site. We also
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Royals, Riches and Proximity to Power
Find out about some of the women who carved their way into Scotland’s history, thanks to their influence or because of what they symbolised to society, past and present.
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Conserving our Marine Heritage: How to Help
Find out how to help protect our underwater heritage: join a marine recording project, report a wreck or object, or apply for a marine licence. Contact us for more information.
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Relics
Collecting and documenting artefacts and monuments (or cataloguing) is a well known practice of archaeologists. What would you photograph to preserve the present day for future generations?