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historic landscape characterisation: a standalone construct

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Heritage studies

a GIS-based method mapping the historic character of the whole present landscape by the time depth and origin of its land use, for planning and research.

In heritage studies, historic landscape characterisation refers to a GIS-based method mapping the historic character of the whole present landscape by the time depth and origin of its land use, for planning and research. This meaning comes from Turner (2006) in Landscape Research.[1]

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References

Turner, S. (2006). Historic Landscape Characterisation: A landscape archaeology for research, management and planning. Landscape Research, 31(4), 385-398. https://doi.org/10.1080/01426390601004376

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