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Joint project leads at Lincoln, Sarah Harrison, Principal Conservation Officer, and Alastair MacIntosh, City Archaeologist, said: \u2018As you may be aware, we at City of Lincoln have joined in a partnership with Historic England and the Getty Conservation Institute to develop a new heritage database system for use by UK heritage management organisations.\u00a0 It is called\u00a0Arches, and is being used effectively by many organisations around the world. \u00a0We\u2019ve become conscious that existing heritage database systems in the UK don\u2019t necessarily provide everything that conservation officers might wish, and as such we\u2019ve been working hard to ensure that the new system is equally as capable in the management of above ground heritage as it is for archaeological sites and monuments.\u2019<\/p>\n
\u2018We would very much welcome input from conservation colleagues into the process, and as such we would like to invite your members to register for a forthcoming workshop on the project.\u2019<\/p>\n
For a link to an active Arches system see Historic Places Los Angeles<\/a> as a good example<\/p>\n Full details…<\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" The City of Lincoln has joined in an international partnership to develop a new heritage database system for use by UK heritage management organisations, \u2018Arches\u2019, and is seeking input from conservation colleagues to secure suitable historic environment conservation standards by … Continue reading