The Sisters of Mersey Download this app and take a tour of Liverpool to discover the women who shaped popular culture, politics and more, making the city the vibrant place it is today. The Viking Age in the North West When the vikings arrived in the North West they really left their mark! From the place names we still use today to archaeological sites and stone sculptures. Visit them all (from the comfort of your couch) with this mobile app. Sniffing the Past Mind where you're stepping! With this app, you can discover how dogs have shaped the great cities of the world through our interactive maps, which guide you through landmarks, and points of interest. Before Egypt We're all familiar with ancient Egypt and its pyramids and pharaohs. But what came before that? Take a look at 3D interactive models of ancient Egyptian artefacts from the Predynastic Period (7,000 to 5,100 years ago) and step back in time in your own living room! Explore the battle of Waterloo This epic battle of 1815 saw the Emperor Napoleon finally bested by an alliance of European opponents, and changed the political shape of the continent forever. This app allows visitors (both virtual and physical) to explore the site at their leisure. Medieval Manuscripts On Twitter, you can explore medieval manuscripts as you've never seen them before! Dr Damien Kempf, Senior Lecturer in Medieval History, takes a humorous look at the beautiful and bizarre images from days gone by. Podcast: Why do we love mermaids? Mermaids have fascinated us for generations. What is it about these mythical creatures that has captivated humans for so long? Professor Sarah Peverley takes a deep dive into what makes them so special in this podcast. 21 things to watch on Netflix if you're a history lover We’ve put together a list of the movies and TV shows that we'll be watching over the next few weeks. A mixture of documentaries from top historians, to comical interpretations of historical events, there will be something to suit any mood. 3D models of artefacts View accurate 3D models of some of the interesting artefacts usually on display in our Garstang Museum. Objects in Focus at the Victoria Gallery and Museum Each week you will be treated to an in-depth look into both familiar and unfamiliar artworks and objects, discovering some of the secrets and stories behind them. Garstang Museum of Archaeology blog Delve into the story of the founding of the museum and the collections it holds, ranging from Egyptian antiquities to objects from the Sudan and Near East. Tales from the Square Explore the fascinating collections and research projects taking place within the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences. All featuring work being done by colleagues based around the city’s famous Abercromby Square, this podcast series brings these captivating and eclectic stories alive. Digitised medieval and Renaissance manuscripts on Manifold Collection showcasing highlights of the University of Liverpool’s medieval and renaissance manuscript collections, demonstrating a diversity of forms and features of interest to students of manuscript studies and medieval culture. Banned, Binned, Bombed: Selection and Survival in Special Collections and Archives Our collections are a fascinating mixture of what survives physical degradation, individual actions, historical events and official censure. Take a closer look at some of the intriguing items in our collections. Manuscripts and More Special Collections and Archives at the University of Liverpool Library
