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We're now taking our model of the potential Knights Hospitaller preceptory into a 3D space, via an interactive and immersive photogrammetry model.

View the model on Sketchfab here: https://sketchfab.com/3d-models/site-of-knights-hospitaller-preceptory-halston-7abc9f1a6a0845fb93cda2352e619455 

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Dyana Mason

lots of lumps and bumps!

James D Speckart

Looks like a lovely spot to build a preceptory. A gentle bowl in the landscape, just big enough to build a small settlement, or even a local HQ for an international NGO for crusaders

Jenna Leigh-Thompson

Is/was the site an island, as it looks to be in the valley floor and has at least two water courses. Could be a sign of earlier occupation to the Hospitallers? Also compiled in Qgis or Arcgis?

David Vickery

These maps are very enjoyable to explore, and I get a sense of what attracted Stewart to the site. A large right-angular feature off the rear quarter of the chapel looks intriguing; I guess I'll have to wait until spring to see if it's anything significant.

Graham Dombkins

I love how you can get a a point of view like you're there

Peter Martin

A north/south indicator would be useful

TimeTeamOfficial

Hi Peter. You can see this from the corresponding maps posted previously with the arrow pointing upwards.

Helen Malbon

Great to see this in action! I've done similar with my PhD and GIS