The Archaeological Handbook seeks to set practical guidelines for a consistent approach to the historic environment within the planning process in Lincolnshire. It outlines the principles of modern historic environment resource management and details those aspects of the process of relevance to Lincolnshire.
As a result it is hoped to establish effective long-term management of the county's archaeological and built heritage. The handbook is aimed at many different users. For planning officers, consultants, applicants, developers and architects its value will be as a reference tool when dealing with archaeological issues. For planning archaeologists, archaeological consultants and contractors it has more specific functions.
The Lincolnshire Archaeological Handbook was first published in 1998; it has now been extensively revised. To view please click on the link on the right.
Archaeology Handbook
TABLE OF CONTENTS - (Valid from 10th March 2010)
- Chapter 1 Summary (v2.0)
- Part 1 - Introduction
- Chapter 2 General Outline (v2.0)
- Chapter 3 Archaeology and the Law (v2.1)
- Chapter 4 Archaeology and the Planning Process (v2.0)
- Chapter 5 Types of Archaeological Work (v2.1)
- Chapter 6 Archaeological Project Management(v2.0)
- Part 2 - Archaeological Code of Practice
- Chapter 7 Organisation of Archaeological Projects (v2.1)
- Chapter 8 The Brief (v2.1)
- Chapter 9 Specifciation and Project Design (v2.1)
- Chapter 10 Archaeological Methodology (v2.0)
- Chapter 11 General Cconsiderations(v2.0)
- Chapter 12 Recording Systems (v2.1)
- Chapter 13 Artefact Handling (v2.0)
- Chapter 14 The Report (v2.0)
- Chapter 15 Dissemination & Publication (v2.0)
- Chapter 16 The Archive (v2.0)
- Part 3 - Monitoring and Contingency
- Chapter 17 Monitoring (v2.1)
- Chapter 18 Contingency (v2.0)
- Part 4 - Appendices (v2.1)
Lincolnshire County Council
Reproduced from the 1996 OS Mapping with the permission of the Controller of Her Majesty's Stationery Office (C) Crown Copyright. Unauthorised reproduction infringes Crown Copyright and may lead to civil proceedings. OS LICENCE 100025370
Last Updated: 26 March 2010
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- Lincolnshire Historic Landscape Characterisation Project
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