Digital reviews | Persepolis reimagined, 1920s refugees and live music in museums
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The only way is up | Clifford’s Tower, York
There are modern touches to this restored ancient site,
but opportunities have definitely been missed
Ancient wonders | The World of Stonehenge, British Museum, London
On a quest to learn the secrets of this iconic prehistoric landmark
Coming up roses | Kelmscott Manor, Oxfordshire
The textile genius William Morris’s beloved family home, newly restored to its heavenly status through sympathetic restoration
On my bookshelf | Rubbish Theory, by Michael Thompson
Why the creation and destruction of value is central to how we view museum objects
On my bookshelf | The Participatory Museum, by Nina Simon
A book that changes the way you look at museums
Home truths | Transforming Author Museums: From Sites of Pilgrimage to Cultural Hubs
This book tells the story of the world’s author museums and cements their place in literary heritage
On active service | The Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders Regimental Museum, Stirling Castle, Scotland
This museum showcases personal stories of soldiers to shine new light on life on the front line
University challenge | Wardlaw Museum, University of St Andrews
This study of innovation and research down the ages deserves applause
Power to the people | Museum of Oxford
A major revamp presents a fresh perspective on the story of life in the city of dreaming spires
Digital reviews | The sound of objects, where WWII refugees went, and a photographic archive
The latest digital content from museums, galleries and heritage
Books | Rethinking Research in the Art Museum, by Emily Pringle
Changing the way museums carry out research could make them more inclusive organisations