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Change and Creation is a major new national English Heritage programme that aims to begin a process of characterising, understanding and managing the archaeology of later 20th century landscape (1950-2000), assessing the processes of change and creation in our urban and rural landscapes. These pages introduce the programme and invite your contributions.
You can read: - a summary of the programme and its background. More,,, - the Change and Creation discussion document developed by English Heritage, Atkins Heritage, Bristol University and University College, London. More... And you are invited to: - contribute your thoughts about the remains of the later 20th century, or suggest how you or your organisation might get involved with the programme More... - explore the links to other projects engaging with the archaeology of the very recent past. More... |
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