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Strategy
Following MoRPHE, an iterative and staged approach to the project design is preferred, building on the knowledge of previous stages.
The strategy and programme outlined by this WSI follows the completion of the following initial phases of assessment:
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Desk-based Assessment Field Reconnaissance Survey An aerial photographic assessment
Accordingly, the above stages of non-intrusive work, along with the results of a geophysical survey, would inform a programme of intrusive archaeological trial trenching, and the results of the programme of trial trenching would be used to inform subsequent stages of advance/’set-piece’ archaeological excavation, ‘Strip, Map and Record’, or watching brief.
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Fieldworks would be carried out by archaeological subcontractors under the technical management of the nominated Project Archaeologist. All archaeological works would be supervised by appropriately qualified professionals with relevant experience.
1.5.4 48 Monitoring
Each stage of archaeological assessment and mitigation would be subject to a separate and stand-alone method statement which would be provided to SCC and EH for approval in advance of the works. Notification of the start of each stage of site works will be made to SCC and EH by the Project Archaeologist/EAOW, and monitoring by SCC and EH will be carried out.
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SCC and EH will be kept informed of progress during the course of the onshore electrical transmission works through written monthly updates by the Project Archaeologist/EAOW.
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EH and SCC would be consulted to agree appropriate mitigation measures as archaeological remains are encountered during each of the stages of archaeological assessment (see Part 1.6.2).
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