This Committee, together with Historic Scotland, have developed this consultation paper looking at the role that archaeology can play in Scotland’s future
This ten-year Strategy envisages a nation where the cultural and economic value of archaeology is fully realised for the benefit of all. Acknowledging the challenges, it explores opportunities to reinvigorate archaeology’s contribution to our understanding of the past, to our sense of identity, and to our overall wellbeing.
The implementation of this Strategy heralds significant change within the sector and your views matter. How well does this Strategy represent your interests and aspirations for archaeology in Scotland? Please let us know what you think – what you agree with, what you don’t and is there anything crucial we have left out?
We welcome your vital contributions to making archaeology matter and encourage you to complete the Respondent Information Form and Consultation Questionnaire.
Scotland’s Archaeology Strategy Consultation
Partial Business and Regulatory Impact Assessment
Draft Partial Equalities Assessment
Consultation Questionnaire & Respondent Information Form
Please send your completed questionnaire together with the Respondent Information Form by the 9th June 2015 to:
Email: | archaeology.strategy@scotland.gsi.gov.uk |
Post: | Room G55b Longmore House Salisbury Place Edinburgh EH9 1SH |
Queries
Any queries about the consultation process, accessing the various documents, or responding to the consultation should be directed to:
Dr Lisa Brown 0131 668 8752
lisa.brown@scotland.gsi.gov.uk
If you reply to the consultation by email, please note that you should receive a receipt acknowledging that your email has been received.