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|IFA|Institute of Field Archaeologists: is the professional organisation for archaeologists in the United Kingdom. It promotes professional standards and ethics for conserving, managing, understanding and promoting enjoyment of heritage.
|IfA|Institute for Archaeologists: is the professional organisation for archaeologists in the United Kingdom. It promotes professional standards and ethics for conserving, managing, understanding and promoting enjoyment of heritage.
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|NMRE|National Monuments Record (England): an information resource for England's historic environment established by the RCHME and now maintained by English Heritage. The NMR contains major collections of aerial photographs, ground photographs of buildings and archaeological monuments, plans, sketches and drawings and databases of monuments, events and archives.
|NMRE|National Monuments Record (England) was a directorate within English Heritage established by the RCHME. The NMREs collections including aerial photographs, ground photographs of buildings and archaeological monuments, plans, sketches and drawings are now curated by The English Heritage Archive. The NMRs databases of monuments and events is now know as The National Record of the Historic Environment (NRHE).
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|ODPM|Office of the Deputy Prime Minister, see DCLG
|NRHE|National Record of the Historic Environment, a database of monuments and recording events in England maintained by English Heritage and available online via the PastScape Website.
|ODPM|Office of the Deputy Prime Minister, see DCLG.
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|WAG|Welsh Assembly Government.
|WG|Welsh Government.
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|Archwilio| The website that gives on-line access to the Historic Environment Records of the Welsh Archaeological Trusts.
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|BAR|Buildings at Risk.
|BAR|Buildings at Risk. In England this is now part of HaR.
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|Excavation Index|English Heritage's record of archaeological interventions in England maintained by the NMR
|Excavation Index|English Heritage's record of archaeological interventions in England maintained.
|HaR| Heritage at Risk
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|Heritage Gateway|English Heritage is currently co-ordinating a project in partnership with ALGAO and the IHBC to build a ‘Heritage Gateway’ This will act as a portal to the resources of English Heritage including the new Heritage Protection Reform (HPR) Register of Historic Sites and Buildings of England (RHSBE), the National Monuments Record (NMRE) and local authority Historic Environment Records (HERs) and the wider sector (including national and thematic recording projects) by facilitating distributed searches to provide a rich and diverse experience to users wishing to explore England’s archaeological and architectural heritage.
|Heritage Gateway|English Heritage co-ordinates a partnership projrct with ALGAO and the IHBC to maintain a portal to local and national historic environment resources including the National Heritage List for England (NHLE), the National Record of the Historic Environment (NRHE) and local authority Historic Environment Records (HERs) by facilitating distributed searches to provide a rich and diverse experience to users wishing to explore England’s archaeological and architectural heritage.
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|NAR|National Archaeological Record: based on the card index developed by the OS's Archaeology Division, formerly maintained by the RCHME and later incorporated into the NMR.
|NLAP|National Library of Air Photographs: a collection of vertical and oblique aerial photographs providing complete national coverage of England. Maintained by the NMR.
|NAR|National Archaeological Record: based on the card index developed by the OS's Archaeology Division, formerly maintained by the RCHME and later incorporated into the NRHE.
|NLAP|National Library of Air Photographs: a collection of vertical and oblique aerial photographs providing complete national coverage of England. Maintained by the English Heritage Archive.
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|National Heritage Datasets|A series of computer-based records maintained by English Heritage, including: National Monuments Record (the AMIE database); Record of Scheduled Monuments (RSM database); List of Buildings of Special Architectural or Historic Interest (LBS database); Register of Parks and Gardens; Battlefields Register; Buildings at Risk Register; Protected Wrecks and list of World Heritage Sites.
|National Heritage Datasets|A series of computer-based records maintained by English Heritage, including: National Record Record of the Historic Environment and the National Heritage List for England.
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|PastScape|Online resource developed by English Heritage’s National Monuments Record (NMR) which provides an easy-to-use way to find information about many of England’s ancient and historical sites, buildings and monuments. The information within PastScape is taken directly from the NMR’s national historic environment database. These records contain descriptions of any interesting archaeological details, pictures (where available) and links to maps and aerial photographs on other websites.
|PastScape|Online resource developed by English Heritage which provides an easy-to-use way to find information about many of England’s ancient and historical sites, buildings and monuments. The information within PastScape is taken directly from the National Record of the Historic Evironment. These records contain descriptions of any interesting archaeological details, pictures (where available) and links to maps and aerial photographs on other websites.
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|SMaR| Scheduled Monuments at Risk in England, now part of HaR.
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|NHLE|National Heritage List for England: A list combining historic environment sesignations together comprising: listed buildings, scheduled monuments, registered parks and gardens, registered battlefields, protected wrecks and World Heritage Sites.
|NPPF|National Planning Policy Framework
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|Planning Practice Guidance| A series of guidance notes produced by government to support the implementation of the NPPF. The guidance covers a range of topics from advertisements to waste and water supply. There is a specific guidance document on 'Conserving and Enhancing the Historic Environment'.
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|PPG 15|Planning Policy Guidance Note 15: Planning and the Historic Environment, now replaced by the NPPF.
|PPG 16|Planning Policy Guidance Note 16: Archaeology and Planning, now replaced by the NPPF.
|PPS5| Planning Policy Statement 5: Planning for the Historic Environment, this replaced PPGs 15 and 16 and has now been replaced itself by the NPPF.
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|AIFA|Associate member of the Institute of Field Archaeologists.
|AIfA|Associate member of the Institute for Archaeologists.
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|MIFA|Member of the Institute of Field Archaeologists.
|MIfA|Member of the Institute for Archaeologists.
|NHPP| National Heritage Protection Plan (England).
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|PIFA|Practitioner member of the Institute of Field Archaeologists.
|PIfA|Practitioner member of the Institute for Archaeologists.
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|AMIE|A computer database developed for the RCHME's (now English Heritage's) NMR to hold text-based information about monuments, archives and events. This replaced NewHIS.
|AMIE|A computer database developed for the RCHME's (now English Heritage) to hold text-based information about monuments, archives and events. It holds the data on the National Record of the Historic Environment, Excavation Index and archive catalogues. This replaced NewHIS.
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|HBSMR|A software package for HERs that implements the MIDAS data standard which was jointly developed by the NMR and exeGesIS SDM Ltd in partnership with ALGAO. An earlier version was called SMR.
|HBSMR|A software package for HERs that implements the MIDAS data standard which was jointly developed by the RCHME (now English Heritage) and exeGesIS SDM Ltd in partnership with ALGAO. An earlier version was called SMR.
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|MONARCH|A computer database developed for the RCHME's (now English Heritage's) NMR to hold text-based information about monuments, archives and events. This was replaced by NewHIS, and now by AMIE.
|MONARCH|A computer database developed for the RCHME (now English Heritage) to hold text-based information about monuments, archives and events. This was replaced by NewHIS, and now by AMIE.
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|NewHIS|A computer database developed for English Heritage's NMR to hold text-based information about monuments, archives and events. This replaced MONARCH, but has been superceded by AMIE.
|NewHIS|A computer database developed for English Heritage to hold text-based information about monuments, archives and events. This replaced MONARCH, but has been superceded by AMIE.
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|Recording-practice guidelines|Desk manuals for use in HERs and the NMR that are based around national data standards but which aim to provide practical guidance on how to record in the local situation. They may include guidelines on sources, monument categories, adding and editing records, etc.
|Recording-practice guidelines|Desk manuals for use in HERs, English Heritage and the NMRs that are based around national data standards but which aim to provide practical guidance on how to record in the local situation. They may include guidelines on sources, monument categories, adding and editing records, etc.
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|OSGB36|OS maritime projection.
|OSGB36|OS map projection.
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|WGS84|World Geodetic System, a maritime projection.
|WGS84|World Geodetic System map projection.
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|Thesaurus of Building Materials|A thesaurus maintained by the NMR as part of INSCRIPTION to provide an index to materials used in the construction of buildings and other structures such as public monuments, garden ornaments, street furniture, etc.
|Thesaurus of Monument Types|A thesaurus maintained by the NMR as part of INSCRIPTION to provide an index to monuments, buildings and other built structures by character and function.
|Thesaurus of Building Materials|A thesaurus maintained by English Heritage as part of INSCRIPTION to provide an index to materials used in the construction of buildings and other structures such as public monuments, garden ornaments, street furniture, etc.
|Thesaurus of Monument Types|A thesaurus maintained by English Heritage as part of INSCRIPTION to provide an index to monuments, buildings and other built structures by character and function.
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