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From their inception the four Welsh SMRs were curated by the Welsh Archaeological Trusts (WATs). Initially some partnerships were established with local authorities, where these employed their own archaeological staff, although over time these all but ceased. From 1980 the original paper records underwent computerization, and considerable enhancement, although here the process was led by individual Trusts, following the ‘Oxford model' and using a variety of software and hardware, with funding and support from various private initiatives and government agencies (such as Job Creation and Employment Training schemes). Since 2007 the digital elements of four Welsh HERs have been transferred into a single bespoke web based data management system developed by the [HEROS|Glossary#HEROS|target='_blank'] partnership.
From their inception the four Welsh SMRs were curated by the Welsh Archaeological Trusts (WATs). Initially some partnerships were established with local authorities, where these employed their own archaeological staff, although over time these all but ceased. From 1980 the original paper records underwent computerization, and considerable enhancement, although here the process was led by individual Trusts, following the ‘Oxford model' and using a variety of software and hardware, with funding and support from various private initiatives and government agencies (such as Job Creation and Employment Training schemes).
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English Heritage was split in 2015. Oe of the two successor bodies, [Historic England|Glossary#Historic England|target='_blank'] remains concerned with the effective application of HERs to heritage management at both local and national levels and has continued the former RCHME's lead role. It continues to work to support inter-interoperability between local and national heritage information records.
In 2007 the digital elements of the four Welsh HERs were transferred into a single bespoke web based data management system developed by the [HEROS|Glossary#HEROS|target='_blank'] partnership.
English Heritage was split in 2015. One of the two successor bodies, [Historic England|Glossary#Historic England|target='_blank'] remains concerned with the effective application of HERs to heritage management at both local and national levels and has continued the former RCHME's lead role. It continues to work to support inter-interoperability between local and national heritage information records.
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