17th May 2010, 11:29 AM
but first you should cost the archaeology
theres more sleight of hand to it as well, to my mind the biggy:
Community archaeologists trying to get some ifa archaeology code action are part of the concept that archaeology belongs to the public. The problem with this is when the public want something that has a bit of archaeology in its way, which is basically most of the schemes which have compulsory purchase powers
Oh look we have managed to get a ring road scheme into the addenda
Where were we archaeologists when
http://frontpage.woodland-trust.org.uk/woodsunderthreat/case-studies/weymouth.htm
in this stitch up there were original owner who owned this archaeology
http://www.dorsetforyou.com/390745
how were the original landowners advised. Did anybody say to them oh by the way us archaeologists are about to rip you off right royally because we are the developers archaeologist and curators. Did any archaeologist community particularly say to the landowner in their community what you have got there is worth a lot of money.
theres more sleight of hand to it as well, to my mind the biggy:
Community archaeologists trying to get some ifa archaeology code action are part of the concept that archaeology belongs to the public. The problem with this is when the public want something that has a bit of archaeology in its way, which is basically most of the schemes which have compulsory purchase powers
Oh look we have managed to get a ring road scheme into the addenda
Where were we archaeologists when
http://frontpage.woodland-trust.org.uk/woodsunderthreat/case-studies/weymouth.htm
in this stitch up there were original owner who owned this archaeology
http://www.dorsetforyou.com/390745
how were the original landowners advised. Did anybody say to them oh by the way us archaeologists are about to rip you off right royally because we are the developers archaeologist and curators. Did any archaeologist community particularly say to the landowner in their community what you have got there is worth a lot of money.