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Make a mini catapult craft
In Scotland siege weapons, such as catapults, were used to attack castles during medieval times, including Caerlaverock Castle and Stirling Castle.
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What is Scheduling?
Learn about the purpose of scheduling, the history of scheduling and the role of Historic Environment Scotland in dealing with scheduled monuments today. Contact us for more information.
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The Hill House, Helensburgh
Renowned for its stylish, dramatic and carefully considered interior spaces, this domestic masterpiece was designed by Charles Rennie Mackintosh and Margaret MacDonald.
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Search for a Scheduled Monument
Search for a scheduled monument in Scotland by keyword using our Scheduled Monuments Search or download the List of Scheduled Monuments and Properties in Care. Contact us for more information.
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Scheduled Monument Consent Process
Learn about the process we follow to make scheduled monument consent decisions, from pre-application discussions to the right of appeal.
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Our Changing Cities
On the ground, we observe and record our built heritage but from the air, we understand and record the bigger picture.
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Faith in times of trouble
Understand how these sacred sites became places of safety or welcome sanctuaries for those requiring comfort or peace.
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Investigating Castle Life - Feasting in the Great Hall
Information for children on castle life and feasting in the Great Hall.
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Class Consent
Learn about works deemed to have consent under the Class Consents Order, including urgent works covered by Class V, and view a full list of consented works.
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Forth Bridge
Learn about Scotland’s Forth Bridge and why it’s considered a masterpiece of architecture and engineering. Contact the staff at Historic Environment Scotland for more information.