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In England records of the historic urban cores of modern towns have been developed by local government archaeology services or contracting units under an English Heritage programme that involves resource identification, database development and the preparation of a management strategy. The database element of this programme is a specific type of HER, similar in content to a ‘normal' HER but generally including additional detail about stratified urban deposits. Some UAD projects enhance part of an existing HER rather than operating as a new, separate database. Once strategies for managing the urban archaeological resource have been prepared, the UAD should either be integrated into the HER for the area or maintained separately as an HER and brought up to the 1st stage HER benchmark as a minimum with an agreement with other HERs in the area as to who maintains the record for the town/city in question to avoid duplication. A map showing the towns covered by UADs is available on the [English Heritage web site|http://www.english-heritage.org.uk/server/show/nav.1294].
In England records of the historic urban cores of modern towns have been developed by local government archaeology services or contracting units under an English Heritage programme that involves resource identification, database development and the preparation of a management strategy. The database element of this programme is a specific type of HER, similar in content to a ‘normal' HER but generally including additional detail about stratified urban deposits. Some UAD projects enhance part of an existing HER rather than operating as a new, separate database. Once strategies for managing the urban archaeological resource have been prepared, the UAD should either be integrated into the HER for the area or maintained separately as an HER and brought up to the 1st stage HER benchmark as a minimum with an agreement with other HERs in the area as to who maintains the record for the town/city in question to avoid duplication. A map showing the towns covered by UADs is available on the [English Heritage web site|http://www.english-heritage.org.uk/professional/research/landscapes-and-areas/characterisation/townscape-character/].
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