1.14 1.14.1
Public promotion Construction phase
208 Where the opportunity to observe the archaeological excavation of, or in advance of the preservation in situ of significant archaeological deposits would be possible in accordance with on-site health and safety regulations, and site-specific risk- assessments, it would be desirable to allow site visits to members of the public and interested local and regional societies.
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Site visits could be arranged for communities located in particular proximity to the Cable Route Corridor, including, but not limited to, the communities of Kirton, Hemley, Newbourne,Waldringfield, Martlesham, Great Bealings, Little Bealings and Claydon. Equally, site visits could focus on the particular period interests of local and regional societies, such as military history, of relevance at the proposed landfall, Bawdsey.
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Site visits would be led by the Project Archaeologist and/or the archaeological subcontractor.
Post-construction phase
If merited by findings, suitable Suffolk museums (for example, Ipswich or Woodbridge) would be contacted to enquire whether the loan or donation of any artefacts would be appropriate and of interest to the museum curator(s) for display. Funding for displays, beneficiaries, specific artefacts, and time periods are to be agreed between SCC and EAOW following post-excavation assessments, analysis, and reporting.
212 EAOW would be responsible for disseminating findings through public engagement, likely to consist of presentations at schools, universities and/or local societies with a vested interest in one or any of the areas affected by the project.
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Presentations would be carried out by the Project Archaeologist and/or the archaeological subcontractor.
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