Nigel J Hetherington

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Location: London & Cairo
Work: Past Preservers was founded by archaeologist Nigel J. Hetherington in 2005 to provide historical and archaeological consultancy and professional support to the media industry. Past Preservers provides expert opinion and counsel throughout the creative process, from conception to product delivery. Past Preservers is the creative hub between the heritage and media worlds.

Make Money Writing Historical Tours for the iPhone!

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By: Nigel J Hetherington
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Past Preservers is on the look out for passionate individuals who can utilize Crimson Bamboos unique new iPhone platform, Rama, to make history come alive!


Uniting popular history with archival photographs, Rama not only adds a historical narrative to the walking tour, but shows snapshots of the tour route as it actually appeared. Its the only app that captures the experience of being in Chicago after the Great Fire, on the beaches of Normandy during D-Day, or in Shanghais French Concession in the roaring 20s.


If you would like to be involved with creating tours for Rama, send us an email about yourself and your tour idea toinfo@pastpreservers.com


Whether its a jaunt through your universitys past, or a recreation of the recent protests and political reform in Egypt, if you make the idea sound compelling, well give you the tools to make it into a tour!

Nigel J Hetherington
21/04/11 08:59:04PM @nigel-j-hetherington:
Thanks Peter
Research Cooperative
20/04/11 07:50:31AM @chief-admin:

Dear Nigel,

Yesterday I heard that a company in Japan is also making historical maps and photos available for mobile phones in Japan... the potential to create walking tours of all sorts in this way is huge, globally. I think there will be an evolution of styles of presentation on such hand held devices, according to the terrain and the interests of users. In this regard it might be interesting to see this recent book:

Ways of Walking
Ashgate , July 2008, pages 218 , hardback
Edited by: Tim Ingold, University of Aberdeen, UK and
Jo Lee Vergunst, University of Aberdeen, UK

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