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As well as an HER using its own reference number for each record it holds, it is often necessary to make cross-references to other inventories or archives which hold records or finds relating to those in the HER. The process of cross-referencing between HERs and other inventories (like the NMR) is an important aid to retrieval of information (MIDAS unit of information External Cross-Reference Other Inventory Number). Where a monument is afforded statutory protection, cross-references should be made to the English Heritage Record of Scheduled Monuments or the Listed Building System.
As well as an HER using its own reference number for each record it holds, it is often necessary to make cross-references to other inventories or archives which hold records or finds relating to those in the HER. The process of cross-referencing between HERs and other inventories (like the NRHE) is an important aid to retrieval of information (MIDAS unit of information External Cross-Reference Other Inventory Number). Where a monument is afforded statutory protection (for example Scheduled Monuments or Listed Building), cross-references should be made to the [National Heritage List for England (NHLE)|https://www.historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/|target='_blank'] which is maintained by [Historic England|Glossary#Historic England|target='_blank'] on behalf of the [DCMS|Glossary#DCMS|target='_blank'].
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[{Image src='fig15.jpg' alt='Figure 15: The monument record for the chapter house at Waltham Abbey displayed in exeGesIS SDM Ltd's HBSMR software.'}]
''Figure 15: The monument record for the chapter house at Waltham Abbey displayed in exeGesIS SDM Ltd's HBSMR software. (© Essex County Council and exeGesiS SDM Ltd. 2007).''
[{Image src='HBSMR_Mon.jpg' alt='Figure 13: The monument record for the chapter house at Waltham Abbey displayed in exeGesIS SDM Ltd HBSMR software.'}]
''Figure 13: The monument record for the chapter house at Waltham Abbey displayed in exeGesIS SDM Ltd HBSMR software. (© Essex County Council and exeGesiS SDM Ltd. 2012).''
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*__Computer generated number__: EX607, uniquely identifies the record for the chapter house.
*__HER preferred reference number (normally the PRN): identifies the record in the HER's earlier Superfile system and provides a link to paper files and record maps.
*__Computer generated number__: MEX607, uniquely identifies the record for the chapter house.
*__HER preferred reference number (normally the PRN): identifies the record in the HER's system and provides a link to other digital and paper files and record maps.
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[{Image src='fig16.jpg' alt='Figure 16: Indexing monument records using the Thesaurus of Monument Types and other terminology lists in exeGesiS SDM Ltd's HBSMR software.'}]
''Figure 16: Indexing monument records using the Thesaurus of Monument Types and other terminology lists in exeGesiS SDM Ltd's HBSMR software.(© Essex County Council and exeGesIS SDM Ltd. 2007).''
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[{Image src='fig17.jpg' alt='Figure 17: Creating links between a monument record and associated people and events in exeGesiS SDM Ltd's HBSMR software.'}]
''Figure 17: Creating links between a monument record and associated people and events in exeGesiS SDM Ltd's HBSMR software. (Essex County Council and exeGesIS SDM Ltd. 2007).''
[{Image src= 'HBSMR_Mon_print.jpg' alt='Fig 14: The monument record print-out for the chapter house at Waltham Abbey .'}]
[{Image src= 'HBSMR_Mon_print2.jpg' alt='Fig 14: The monument record print-out for the chapter house at Waltham Abbey .'}]
''Fig 14: The monument record for the chapter house at Waltham Abbey. (© Essex County Council and exeGesiS SDM Ltd. 2012).''
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__Essex Historic Environment Record Full Report__\\
__30/09/2005__\\
__Waltham Abbey Chapterhouse__\\
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|SMR Number|Site Name|Record Type
|80 - MEX607|Waltham Abbey - Chapter House|Monument
''Chapter House excavated prior to guardianship and display.''
__Monument Types and Dates__
*BUILDING (C11-C12, Medieval - 1066 AD to 1539 AD)
*CHAPTER HOUSE (C13, Medieval - 1066 AD to 1539 AD)
**Evidence - STRUCTURE
**Evidence - SUB SURFACE DEPOSIT
**Main Building - LEATHER
**Material
**Main Building - STONE
**Material
*DITCH (C11-C12, Medieval - 1066 AD to 1539 AD)
**Evidence - STRUCTURE
**Evidence - SUB SURFACE DEPOSIT
**Main Building - LEATHER
**Material
**Main Building - STONE
**Material
*FEATURE (C11-C12, Medieval - 1066 AD to 1539 AD)
**Evidence - SUB SURFACE DEPOSIT
*INHUMATION (Medieval - 1066 AD to 1539 AD)
**Evidence - SUB SURFACE DEPOSIT
*WALL (C13?, Medieval - 1066 AD to 1539 AD)
**Evidence - STRUCTURE
**Evidence - SUB SURFACE DEPOSIT
**Main Building - LEATHER
**Material
**Main Building - STONE
**Material
__''Description and Sources''__\\
__Description__\\
Chapter House excavated prior to guardianship and display. Shown to be a two-period structure, rectangular in plan in both phases with 5 pairs of buttresses on internal and external faces. The 2nd structure has been identified with the work of Henry II (1180-1220). 10 conventional burials and 1 heart burial were discovered. The pre-chapter house remains comprised chalk footings, associated timber features and a large ditch with domestic material. <2> Human remains found in coffins of chapter house. Finds also included a stone head and other fragments from a statue, possibly early 14th century and 4 or 5 leather shoes or boots pre-1200 in date. <3> Part of a tiled floor also found. <4> Prior to excavation one wall of the original north wall of the chapter house was standing and had been reused in the later, post medieval Denny mansion house. <5> Other ref: <1> <6>
__Sources__
(1)DESC TEXT: Havercroft, AB in Huggins, PJ(ed). 1974. Archaeology in Essex 1972-3. Vol 48, p15
(2)DESC TEXT: Havercroft, AB in Couchman, CR(ed). 1978. Excavations in Essex, 1977. Vol 10, p247
(3)DESC TEXT: 1977. Stone Head Found in Waltham Abbey Dig may be English king.
(4)DESC TEXT: 1977. Digging up the Abbey's past.
(5)MENTION: Huggins, PJ. 1970. Waltham Abbey:Monastic Site and Prehistoric Evidence:1953-1967. Third Series, Vol 2, Part 3, p217
(6)DESC TEXT: 1974. List of Buildings of Special Architectural or Historic Interest:Epping Forest. p2
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''MonFullRpt Report generated by HBSMR from exeGesIS SDM Ltd Page 1 of 2''
__SMR Number__ 80 - MEX607 __Site Name__ Waltham Abbey - Chapter House
__''Location''__
__National Grid Reference__\\
Centroid TL 382 007 - (MBR: 100m by 100m) TL30SE\\
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__Administrative Areas__\\
Civil Parish - WALTHAM ABBEY,EPPING FOREST,ESSEX\\
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__Address/Historic Names - None recorded__\\
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__''Designations, Statuses and Scorings''__\\
__Associated Legal Designations__\\
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DEX5678 - Active - Scheduled Monument - 60 - Title not entered\\
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__Other Statuses and Cross-References__\\
GAMHBMC\\
Listed Building (II)\\
Old SMR Number - TL30-002\\
Sites & Monuments Record - 80\\
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__Ratings and Scorings - None recorded__\\
__''Land Use''__\\
__Associated Historic Landscape Character Records - None recorded__\\
__Other Land Classes__\\
Landuse - Recreational usage\\
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__Related Monuments__\\
MEX616 - Waltham Abbey (Chapter House) - Geographical\\
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__Associated Finds__\\
FEX14326 - COFFIN (Medieval - 1066 AD to 1539 AD)- STONE\\
FEX14327 - FLOOR TILE (Medieval - 1066 AD to 1539 AD)\\
FEX14328 - WINDOW (Medieval - 1066 AD to 1539 AD)\\
FEX14329 - STATUE (Medieval - 1066 AD to 1539 AD) - STONE\\
FEX14330 - SHOE (Medieval - 1066 AD to 1539 AD) - LEATHER\\
FEX14331 - WALL (Medieval - 1066 AD to 1539 AD) - STONE\\
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__Associated Events/Activities__\\
EEX603 - SALV EXCAV by Havercroft, AB (Excavation - Salvage)\\
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__Associated Individuals/Organisations__
Gilman, PJ - Heritage Information and Records - Compiler\\
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''Figure 18: A report showing a monument record in the Essex Heritage Conservation Record. (© Essex County Council 2007).''
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The church would normally be recorded on a single monument record. Panel 8 shows how the following monument type and phases of use might be indexed:
The church would normally be recorded on a single monument record. Panel 9 shows how the following monument type and phases of use might be indexed:
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!Panel 8: Example of type and phase monument recording
!Panel 9: Example of type and phase monument recording
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Panel 9 shows how in addition to the monument type and date indexing the following attributes might also be indexed:
Panel 10 shows how in addition to the monument type and date indexing the following attributes might also be indexed:
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!Panel 9: Example of additional attributes for monument recording
!Panel 10: Example of additional attributes for monument recording
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