The visualisation of spatial data is no longer limited to a fancy reconstruction on a computer screen. Archaeologists are increasingly recognising that to explore and research space we cannot just concentrate on the visual and topographic aspects of a landscape or a building, we need to understand and represent how humans move through and interact with that space. We are now beginning to understand and explore how we can 'visualise' that space with all of the senses, exploring what the space sounded like, smelt li…