Exploring ancient ruins, whether a broken down castle in England or the crumbling stones of the Roman forum, often requires a significant feat of
Exploring ancient ruins, whether a broken down castle in England or the crumbling stones of the Roman forum, often requires a significant feat of imagination.
Despite the best efforts of historians and museum curators to conjure an image of the past through words and drawings, many visitors to historic sites across the world struggle to imagine what they would actually have looked like.
Now, with the help of modern technology, this struggle is over. One company is aiming to put state-of-the-art virtual reality technology to use in historical locations, allowing visitors to step back in time and see these ancient sites as they were 2,000 years ago.
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