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Gainsborough Old Hall - Information for Teachers (23 Kb)
Gainsborough Old Hall - Information for Teachers
Garden and Park (95 Kb)
A guide to outline the selection criteria used when designating buildings and structures found within designed landscapes, private gardens and public parks.
GENTLY DOES IT: a procedural and technical guide to managing the cleansing and disinfection of historic farmsteads in the aftermath of the Foot and Mouth epizotic (365 Kb)
This document provides guidance to farmers, contractors, officials and historic environment professionals involved in carrying out or advising on Foot and Mouth related cleansing and disinfection procedures.
Geoarchaeology: using earth sciences to understand the archaeological record (5724 Kb)
Geoarchaeology is the application of earth science principles and techniques to the understanding of the archaeological record.
Geophysical Survey in Archaeological Field Evaluation (3502 Kb)
Geophysical Survey in Archaeological Field Evaluation
Gill Campbell's bibliography (22KB) (21 Kb)
Bibliography of Gill Campbell, Head of Environmental Studies/Archaeobotanist, Environmental Studies (Research Department)
GLAAS Annual Review 2005-2006 (extended version) (644 Kb)
GLAAS Annual Review 2005-2006 (extended version)
Glass and pottery manufacture at Silkstone, Yorkshire (1212 Kb)
Glass and pottery manufacture at Silkstone, Yorkshire - by David Dungworth and Tom Cromwell.
Glastonbury Tribunal - Information for Teachers (20 Kb)
Glastonbury Tribunal - Information for Teachers
GLSMR Updates 1 Aug 07-31 Jan 08 in .pdf format (510 Kb)
GLSMR Updates 1 Aug 07 - 31 Jan 08 in pdf format
GLSMR Updates 1 Aug 07-31 Jan 08 in Word format (639 Kb)
GLSMR Updates 1 Aug 07 - 31 Jan 08 in Word format
GLSMR Updates 1Feb 07- 1st July 07 in .pdf format (655 Kb)
GLSMR Updates 1st Feb. 07 - 31st July in .pdf format
GLSMR Updates 1Feb 08- 30th April 08 in .pdf format (516 Kb)
GLSMR Updates 1st May 08 - 30th July 08 in .pdf format
GLSMR Updates 1May 08- 30th Julyl 08 in .pdf format (153 Kb)
GLSMR Updates 1st May 08 - 30th July 08 in .pdf format
[rtf] GLSMR Updates 1May 08- 30th Julyl 08 in Word format (219 Kb)
GLSMR Updates 1st May 08 - 30th July 08 in Word format
Golden Ticket - Terms and Conditions (63 Kb)
Festival of History - Golden Ticket; Terms and Conditions
Golf Courses as Designed Landscapes of Historic Interest (1200 Kb)
A report by European Institute of Golf Course Architects. Split into 4 parts: Part 1: Golf Course Design in England, Part 2: Identifying Golf Courses of Historic Interest, Part 3: Case Studies and Part 4: Appendix
Golf Detailed Guideline 1: Course Layout and Density (1827 Kb)
Golf in Historic Parks and Landscapes Detailed Guideline 1: Course Layout and Density
Golf Detailed Guideline 2: Landform (2118 Kb)
Golf in Historic Parks and Landscapes Detailed Guideline 2: Landform
Golf Detailed Guideline 3: Buildings, Car Parks and Circulation (1835 Kb)
Golf in Historic Parks and Landscapes Detailed Guideline 3: Buildings, Car Parks and Circulation
Golf Detailed Guideline 4: Trees and New Planting (2487 Kb)
Golf in Historic Parks and Landscapes Detailed Guideline 4: Trees and New Planting
Golf Detailed Guideline 5: Furniture, Paths and Lighting (3003 Kb)
Golf in Historic Parks and Landscapes Detailed Guideline 5: Furniture, Paths and Lighting
Golf Detailed Guideline 6: bunkers (1837 Kb)
Golf in Historic Parks and Landscapes. Detailed Guideline 6: bunkers
Grants for Cathedrals Maintenance Plan (97 Kb)
This leaflet tells you how to prepare a schedule for the planned maintenance of your Cathedral.
Grants to local authorities to underwrite Urgent Works Notices (Section 54, Planning (Listed Buildings and Conservation Areas) Act 1990) (108 Kb)
Grants to local authorities to underwrite Urgent Works Notices
Great Tower Visitor Guidelines (50 Kb)
Make the most of your visit to the Great Tower, prepare for King Henry II’s royal court with our guidelines.
Great Yarmouth Row Houses - Information for Teachers (184 Kb)
Great Yarmouth Row Houses - Information for Teachers
Great Yarmouth Row Houses additional resource sheet (276 Kb)
Great Yarmouth Row Houses additional resource sheet
Great Yarmouth Row Houses Hazard Information sheet (21 Kb)
Information for teachers planning educational group visit
Greater London Archaeology Advisory Service Annual Review. April 2004 - March 2005 (1007 Kb)
Joint working is the way of the future for organisations such as English Heritage. The Heritage Protection Review and the Government's forthcoming Heritage White Paper are expected to endorse closer working. Some changes have already been made to the structure of GLAAS within London Region to begin this process of integration, following the recommendations of an external Review.
Green How Archaeological Investigation report (997 Kb)
Green How Archaeological Investigation report
Grimes Graves Hazard Information sheet (21 Kb)
Information for teachers planning educational group visit
Grime's Graves Prehistoric Flint Mine Group Booking Form (73 Kb)
Grime's Graves Prehistoric Flint Mine Group Booking Form
Groundwell Ridge Excavations - Road Map and Car Park Details (50 Kb)
How to find the Groundwell Ridge Excavations - Road Map and Car Park Details
Growing Places: Heritage and a Sustainable Future for the Thames Gateway pages 1 - 10 (2515 Kb)
English Heritage is one of the few strategic bodies to provide, through
its historic environment characterisation programme, a comprehensive macro-level analysis of the entire Thames Gateway area.
Growing Places: Heritage and a Sustainable Future for the Thames Gateway pages 11-20 (2407 Kb)
English Heritage is continuing to work closely with the ODPM and in particular
the Thames Gateway Delivery Unit on helping to establish the positive
contribution the historic environment can make.
• Our regional teams in London, the South East and East of England are engaging
with local partners to identify where the historic environment can contribute
to the success of future schemes.
Growing Places: Heritage and a Sustainable Future for the Thames Gateway pages 21-30 (2602 Kb)
Throughout the Thames Gateway there are a large number of empty and decaying,
nationally significant historic buildings and areas which have the potential to provide
homes, offices, or culture and leisure facilities for communities across the region.
Guidance for application form for listing buildings (62 Kb)
Guidance for application form for listing buildings
Guidance for application form for listing buildings (58 Kb)
Guidance for trial application form for listing buildings
Guidance on conservation area appraisals (995 Kb)
‘Conservation area appraisals, like conservation plans, depend upon an understanding of the area which draws upon techniques of conservation–based research and analysis. Conservation area appraisals could also, like conservation plans, include a more specific assessment of significance and some analysis of how that significance is vulnerable as the basis for defining policies for preserving or enhancing their character.’
Guidance on golf in historic parks and landscapes - consultation draft July 2005 (29 Kb)
Guidance on golf in historic parks and landscapes - consultation draft July 2005
Guidance on golf in historic parks and landscapes front cover (389 Kb)
Guidance on golf in historic parks and landscapes front cover
Guidance on golf in historic parks and landscapes page 5 (34 Kb)
Guidance on golf in historic parks and landscapes page 5
Guidance on golf in historic parks and landscapes pages 11-14 (117 Kb)
Guidance on golf in historic parks and landscapes pages 11-14
Guidance on golf in historic parks and landscapes pages 15-23 (254 Kb)
Guidance on golf in historic parks and landscapes pages 15-23
Guidance on golf in historic parks and landscapes pages 2-4 (336 Kb)
Guidance on golf in historic parks and landscapes pages 2-4
Guidance on golf in historic parks and landscapes pages 24-27 (283 Kb)
Guidance on golf in historic parks and landscapes pages 24-27
Guidance on golf in historic parks and landscapes pages 28-29 (53 Kb)
Guidance on golf in historic parks and landscapes pages 28-29
Guidance on golf in historic parks and landscapes pages 30-35 (2049 Kb)
Guidance on golf in historic parks and landscapes pages 30-35
Guidance on golf in historic parks and landscapes pages 36-57 (4194 Kb)
Guidance on golf in historic parks and landscapes pages 36-57
Guidance on golf in historic parks and landscapes pages 58-59 (557 Kb)
Guidance on golf in historic parks and landscapes pages 58-59
Guidance on golf in historic parks and landscapes pages 60-62 (64 Kb)
Guidance on golf in historic parks and landscapes pages 60-62
Guidance on golf in historic parks and landscapes pages 6-7 (45 Kb)
Guidance on golf in historic parks and landscapes pages 6-7
Guidance on golf in historic parks and landscapes pages 8-10 (116 Kb)
Guidance on golf in historic parks and landscapes pages 8-10
Guidance on making Article 4 Directions (379 Kb)
As highlighted in our Conservation Areas at Risk Campaign, launched in June 2009, one of the most effective tools that Local Planning Authorities have at their disposal to control small scale erosion of character in their conservation areas is the Article 4 Direction. English Heritage has produced a step-by-step guide on how to make an Article 4 Direction, amplifying the text in Guidance on the Management of Conservation Areas (2006).
Guidance on Tall Buildings Consultation 2007 Final (71 Kb)
Guidance on Tall Buildings Consultation 2007 Final
Guidance on Tall Buildings: Responses to Consultation Paper (925 Kb)
'Guidance on Tall Buildings' was produced jointly by English Heritage and the Commission for Architecture and the Built Environment in June 2001. The document was published for public consultation and this report examines the responses that have been received.
Guidance on Temporary Structures For Events (267 Kb)
English Heritage guidance on the usage of temporary structures for events
Guidance on the management of conservation areas (185 Kb)
Guidance on the management of conservation areas
Guidance on the management of conservation areas (1414 Kb)
This guidance identifies the key aspects of good practice that need to be taken into account by local authorities in managing their conservation areas, whilst recognising that resources are limited and have to be prioritised. It aims to relate the designation and management of conservation areas to the principles of conservation management planning for historic places, outlines how the management of conservation areas relates to the new development plans system and provides references to other relevant information.
Guidelines for the Curation of Waterlogged Macroscopic Plant and Invertebrate Remains (406 Kb)
Guidelines for the Curation of Waterlogged Macroscopic Plant and Invertebrate Remains
Guidelines on the X-radiography of archaeological metalwork (1349 Kb)
Archaeological investigations frequently yield numerous metal finds. These should be X-rayed as part of the post-excavation procedures to assist in the identification and interpretation of the finds, and thereby help understand the site. This procedure will also provide a record of the finds in the conditions in which they were recovered.
Guidelines: Geophysical Survey in Archaeological Field Evaluation (1995) (489 Kb)
Geophysics guidelines 1995
