Historic Environment Records: Events

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Historic Environment Records: Events
Parent Dataset Created
11/06/2021
Licence
Restricted
Contact
Improvement Service
Alternative Name
herev
Metadata Modified
22/02/2024
Last Updated
23/01/2024
Formats: WFS
data_custodian object_id event_id ev_name class type polytype url x y source accuracy c_scale notes buffer council comporg compdate contact editdate la_s_code
East Lothian Council Archaeology Service 176 EEL1 Archaeological Investigations along A1 INTRUSIVE EVENT AUGER SURVEY; WATCHING BRIEF; TRIAL TRENCH Buffered extent http://www.johngraycentre.org/collections/getrecord/ELHER_EEL1 338031 669898 - - - - 10 East Lothian East Lothian Council Archaeology Service - heritage@eastlothian.gov.uk - -
East Lothian Council Archaeology Service 432 EEL10 A watching brief at Church Street, Dunbar INTRUSIVE EVENT WATCHING BRIEF Buffered extent http://www.johngraycentre.org/collections/getrecord/ELHER_EEL10 367981 678905 - - - - 0 East Lothian East Lothian Council Archaeology Service - heritage@eastlothian.gov.uk 2006/02/02 12:19:46.000 -
East Lothian Council Archaeology Service 433 EEL100 Evaluation (Phase 1) at BCI North-East Quarry, Dunbar INTRUSIVE EVENT TRIAL TRENCH Buffered extent http://www.johngraycentre.org/collections/getrecord/ELHER_EEL100 371430 676648 - - - - 0 East Lothian East Lothian Council Archaeology Service - heritage@eastlothian.gov.uk 2006/03/21 15:18:20.000 -
East Lothian Council Archaeology Service 1823 EEL1000 Archaeological watching brief and excavations at Upper Dalhousie Quarry,Midlothian INTRUSIVE EVENT OPEN AREA EXCAVATION; WATCHING BRIEF Intervention extent http://www.johngraycentre.org/collections/getrecord/MLHER_EEL1000 330185 663108 Upper Dalhousie Quarry, Bonnyrigg, Midlothian: Archaeological Works Interim Report (SEL6346) Within 10m Unknown Extent of watching brief area Traced from pdf report figure 0 Midlothian East Lothian Council Archaeology Service 2018/02/12 14:19:29.807 heritage@eastlothian.gov.uk 2018/02/12 14:19:29.807 -
East Lothian Council Archaeology Service 1827 EEL1001 Archaeological watching brief and excavation at Upper Dalhousie Quarry, Midlothian INTRUSIVE EVENT EXCAVATION; WATCHING BRIEF Intervention extent http://www.johngraycentre.org/collections/getrecord/MLHER_EEL1001 330128 663104 Watching brief and excavations at Upper Dalhousie Quarry, CFA 2016 (SEL6349) Within 1m Unknown Extent of watching brief area Polygon created from shapefile provided by archaeologyical contractor. Assume created from original survey data using sub-metre GPS 0 Midlothian East Lothian Council Archaeology Service 2018/02/13 12:02:35.543 heritage@eastlothian.gov.uk 2018/02/13 12:02:35.543 -
East Lothian Council Archaeology Service 1828 EEL1002 Baseline survey of heritage sites at the Gunpowder Mills, Gorebridge NON INTRUSIVE EVENT MANAGEMENT SURVEY Event extent http://www.johngraycentre.org/collections/getrecord/MLHER_EEL1002 334134 661214 Gunpowder Mills Baseline Survey, Gorebridge (SEL6348) Within 10m 1:500 Extent of survey area Survey area traced directly from OS Mastermap based on report 0 Midlothian East Lothian Council Archaeology Service 2018/02/13 14:09:53.013 heritage@eastlothian.gov.uk 2018/02/13 14:09:53.013 -
East Lothian Council Archaeology Service 1707 EEL932 Cultural heritage assessment at Cauldhall Moor NON INTRUSIVE EVENT FIELD SURVEY; DESK BASED ASSESSMENT Event extent http://www.johngraycentre.org/collections/getrecord/MLHER_EEL932 327760 658714 Metric survey tied to OD Datum (SEL6268) - - - 0 Midlothian East Lothian Council Archaeology Service 2016/10/03 10:37:15.000 heritage@eastlothian.gov.uk 2016/10/03 10:37:32.000 -
East Lothian Council Archaeology Service 2233 EEL1070 Watching brief on North Berwick Water Main, North Berwick Law INTRUSIVE EVENT TEST PIT Buffered extent http://www.johngraycentre.org/collections/getrecord/ELHER_EEL1070 355330 683977 - - - - 0 East Lothian East Lothian Council Archaeology Service 2021/10/25 15:28:39.000 heritage@eastlothian.gov.uk - -
East Lothian Council Archaeology Service 1829 EEL1003 Historic Building Recording at Whitehill, Nine Mile Burn NON INTRUSIVE EVENT BUILDING SURVEY Event extent http://www.johngraycentre.org/collections/getrecord/MLHER_EEL1003 317505 657441 Whitehill, Nine Mile Burn, Midlothian: Historic Building Recording Report (SEL6351) Within 1m Unknown Extent of development area and survey area Event polygon copied from development area shapefile provided by archaeological contractor 0 Midlothian East Lothian Council Archaeology Service 2018/02/13 15:19:58.990 heritage@eastlothian.gov.uk 2018/02/13 15:19:58.990 -
East Lothian Council Archaeology Service 1830 EEL1004 Historic Building Recording at 32-38 Millhill, Musselburgh NON INTRUSIVE EVENT BUILDING SURVEY Buffered extent http://www.johngraycentre.org/collections/getrecord/ELHER_EEL1004 334646 672900 - - - - 0 East Lothian East Lothian Council Archaeology Service 2018/02/19 15:16:00.037 heritage@eastlothian.gov.uk 2018/02/19 15:16:00.037 -
Attribute Info Deskripsi Specification
data_custodian The organisation that provided the data Text string
object_id A unique ID for the feature Text string
event_id The unique ID of the event Text string
ev_name The name given to the event Text string
class The CLASS field is the top level thesaurus term. Ideally, the data should be sourced from a Monuments Thesaurus. Text string
type The TYPE field is the second tier thesaurus term. Text string
polytype Where multiple polygon classes are used together this field clarifies the polygon class consulted Text string
url Where the event record is available online, the link should be embedded Must be resolvable
x This field should contain a 6 or 7 figure grid reference based on the Ordnance Survey OSGB36 datum. Integer
y This field should contain a 6 or 7 figure grid reference based on the Ordnance Survey OSGB36 datum. Integer
source The source, map, chart, aerial image or document used to define a polygon Text string
accuracy This field gives the user information on how confident they can be in the accuracy of the polygon. The field is linked to the accuracy of the source data. Text string
c_scale The scale that the polygon was captured at in the GIS Text string
notes Free text notes.(Note: Limited to 254 in GIS download format.) Text string
buffer Buffer distance used for the feature Integer in Metres
council The local authority in which the feature is located Text string
comporg The organisation that compiled the data Text string
compdate The date the polygon is processed. This may also be the date the polygon was created but if this is not known, it is not essential. In format: yyyy-mm-dd
contact This field provides the user with guidance on who to contact for more information. The default value should be the local authority archaeological service. The default value should be the local authority archaeological service.
editdate Date on which the feature was last edited In format: yyyy-mm-dd
la_s_code 9-digit alpha/numeric unique ID, beginning with S (for Scotland), for the geographical area of each LA/NP. Alphanumeric Text String. Auto-generated by Spatial Hub using current list from: https://statistics.gov.scot/resource?uri=http%3A%2F%2Fstatistics.gov.scot%2Fdata%2Fstandard-geography-code-register
sh_date_uploaded Date on which the data was provided to the Spatial Hub. Date. Auto-generated by Spatial Hub upon dataset registration. In format:yyyy-mm-dd
sh_src Unique reference assigned to the LA/NP upload file. Used for reporting any issues back to LA. Text String. Auto-generated by Spatial Hub upon dataset registration.
sh_src_id ID for each record per Spatial Hub upload. Used for reporting any issues back to LA/NP. Integer. Auto-generated by Spatial Hub upon dataset registration.
Format Last Updated
CSV 23/01/2024
WFS 23/01/2024
WMTS 23/01/2024
Shapefile 23/01/2024

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