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Planning permissions which have
archaeological conditions attached often include a
requirement to carry out a programme of archaeological
works for which a written schemes of investigation must
be prepared. Marches Archaeology provides a consultancy
service to assist developers in fulfilling their
obligations. The term "programme of archaeological works" is a phrase intended to cover all possible forms of investigation and can incorporate the following services:
A written scheme of investigation, also known as a "specification", "project proposal" or "project design" is the formal document detailing the method statement for the programme of archaeological work and provides the contractural basis for the work. A written scheme of investigation can be prepared either in response to requirements of the relevant Local Planning Authority's Archaeological Advisor or in advance of the setting of a brief for work. It will normally include information on: - Background to the
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