3/3 We're exploring what the Abbey and its precinct may have looked like at this time, after the Dissolution of the Monasteries in the late 1530s. The Abbey complex was likely reconfigured significantly to accommodate Henry, his wife and their sizable retinues! Work continues...

2/3 - It's likely that Henry VIII and his then-wife Catherine Howard stayed in apartments within the Abbey's cloister in 1541 as part of his royal progress to the north of England.

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Scan previews available soon!

If you're not able to see our exhibition and window installation in York, why not take our interactive digital 'Jewish York Trail'... https://streetlifeyork.uk/explore/trails/298

We reconstructed several buildings known to have been owned by members of the medieval Jewish community on Coney Street. These were grand stone houses, with living quarters on the upper floor and shop spaces for rental below. #3dmodeling #medieval #york #archaeology

https://www.yorkpress.co.uk/news/23561985.yorkshire-museum-university-york-roman-secrets/

Some great uptake in the media too!
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-york-north-yorkshire-65789725

Find out more about the Roos Carr figures at: http://museumcollections.hullcc.gov.uk/collections/storydetail.php?irn=484&master=449

This 3 year AHRC project explores the journeys - or 'progresses' - of Henry VIII through archival sources, archaeology, music and material culture... and we're looking forward to creating 3D visualisations of some of the key places he visited! More to follow soon...

Thanks to @YorkMuseumTrust , @Artec3DScanners and @ThinkSee3D - what a great project to work on!

Want to find out more? Check out this new article about the Ryedale Hoard scans at @Artec3DScanners! https://www.artec3d.com/cases/yorkshire-museum-ryedale-hoard

Using @Artec3DScanners, Heritage360 created sub-millimetre-accurate #3D models of each piece. These were then used for #3Dprinting by @ThinkSee3D - including the amazing bust of Marcus Aurelius! (Images: @ThinkSee3D & @YorkMuseumsTrust) 3/4r

The hoard is nationally important #romanarchaeology, composed of four bronze pieces dating from around the 2nd century AD. It was found in North Yorkshire by detectorists James Spark and Mark Didlick. (Photo: Mark Didlick & @YorkMuseumsTrust) 2/4