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The Social and Environmental Benefits of Forests in Great Britain: Archaeology Report

The Social and Environmental Benefits of Forests in Great Britain: Archaeology Report

The aim of this study is to value the management of the nation’s archaeological heritage through the application of guidelines on forests and archaeology.

Initial stages included:

literature review of journal papers and books concerned with valuing archaeological resources.
Discussions with experts in archaeology.
Review of appropriate benefit transfer methodologies.

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ARCREPORT3.PDF

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Non-market values

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