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Appendixes from Environmental Statement Chapter 14, Cultural heritage assessment of South West Scotland Renewables Project

551 30/34/12/1

Description Appendixes from Environmental Statement Chapter 14, Cultural heritage assessment of South West Scotland Renewables Project

Date 12/2008

Collection Records of CFA Archaeology Ltd, archaeologists, Musselburgh, East Lothian, Scotland

Catalogue Number 551 30/34/12/1

Category All Other

Accession Number 2016/60

External Reference ASTL

Permalink http://canmore.org.uk/collection/1887391

Collection Hierarchy - Batch Level

Collection Level (551 30) Records of CFA Archaeology Ltd, archaeologists, Musselburgh, East Lothian, Scotland

> Group Level (551 30/34) Archive from archaeological investigations, over Scotland in general, or in multiple council areas

>> Sub-Group Level (551 30/34/12) Archive from desk-based assessment, field survey and cultural heritage assessment, South West Scotland Renewables Project

>>> Batch Level (551 30/34/12/1) Appendixes from Environmental Statement Chapter 14, Cultural heritage assessment of South West Scotland Renewables Project

Preview Category Catalogue Number Title Date Level
Digital Files (Non-image) WP 006383 Environmental Statement: 'Appendix 14.1: Gazetteer of Cultural Heritage Features within the Broad Corridor Study Areas', South West Scotland Project 12/2008 Item Level
Digital Files (Non-image) WP 006384 Environmental Statement: 'Appendix 14.2: Characterisation of the Settings of Cultural Heritage Features within the ZTV Study Areas from where one more or more Parts of the SWS Project are Predicted to be Visually Perceptible', South West Scotland Project 12/2008 Item Level
Digital Files (Non-image) WP 006385 Environmental Statement: 'Appendix 14.3: Assessment of the effect of the SWS Project on the settings of cultural heritage features within the ZTV study areas from where one or more Parts of the SWS Project are predicted to be theoretically visually perceptible', South West Scotland Project 12/2008 Item Level

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