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english heritage<br />

<strong>shape</strong> 2008<br />

1 A<br />

Sub-Programme Name<br />

Sub-Programme Number 11111.170<br />

Corporate Objective<br />

Activity Type and Programme<br />

Sub-Programme Description<br />

Reason for EH Support<br />

Understanding Place: Assessing regional historic environment components<br />

1A: Ensuring that our research addresses the most important and urgent needs of the<br />

historic environment<br />

RESEARCH A1: What’s out There?: Defining, characterising and analysing the historic environment<br />

Projects assessing regional character, diversity and variety of historic asset stock. Examples<br />

might include:<br />

• Regional assessment of particular building types<br />

• Regional assessment of churches<br />

• Regional review of specific monument types<br />

• Regional assessment of ancient field systems<br />

• Regional study of prehistoric rock art<br />

Development of a sound evidence base for consideration of values, inclusion in appropriate<br />

<strong>Heritage</strong> Protection systems and prioritising action for future research<br />

Research categories NABS SETI Primary purpose Frascati Definition Research Areas<br />

11.9 C Strategic-Applied Humanities<br />

Similar Sub-Programmes Supports projects undertaken in 11111.140<br />

Sub-Programme Name<br />

Sub-Programme Number 11111.210<br />

Corporate Objective<br />

Activity Type and Programme<br />

Sub-Programme Description<br />

Reason for EH Support<br />

Understanding Place: Historic Landscape Characterisation (urban and<br />

metropolitan)<br />

1A: Ensuring that our research addresses the most important and urgent needs of the<br />

historic environment<br />

RESEARCH A1: What’s out There?: Defining, characterising and analysing the historic environment<br />

High-level characterisation of full extent of historic townscapes of all towns above a certain<br />

size in England and the associated metropolitan areas of our larger cities, according to specific<br />

methodologies. Undertaken in close partnership with local government (see http://www.<br />

english-heritage.org.uk/server/show/nav.1292). Examples might include:<br />

• Extensive Urban Surveys of smaller historic towns<br />

• Urban Historic Landscape Characterisation<br />

• Urban Townscape Assessments<br />

Characterisation of townscapes to provide value-free baseline data of the complete historic<br />

environment of towns and cities. Provides significant evidence base for informing high-level<br />

planning and regeneration policy<br />

Research categories NABS SETI Primary purpose Frascati Definition Research Areas<br />

Similar Sub-Programmes<br />

2.1 C Strategic-Applied Social Sciences<br />

Similar to 11111.150, but holistic in approach and does not provide value-judgements of<br />

significance or potential<br />

a)<br />

b)<br />

© Tim Cromack,, <strong>English</strong> <strong>Heritage</strong><br />

a) Volume 46 of the Survey of London,<br />

published in April 2008. Architectural and<br />

historical research provides a vital evidence<br />

base for a fast-changing capital city<br />

b) Prehistoric rock art such as this at Routin<br />

Lynn, Northumberland is as important as<br />

drystone walling or timber-framed houses<br />

in defining regional character © <strong>English</strong><br />

<strong>Heritage</strong> (both images)<br />

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