‘The Long Chain’: Archaeology, Historical Landscape Characterization and Time Depth in the Landscape
‘The Long Chain’: Archaeology, Historical Landscape Characterization and Time Depth in the Landscape
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“长链”:考古学、历史景观特征和景观的时间深度
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2003
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G. Fairclough
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G. Fairclough
Landscape Assessment in England in its modern sense has origins in the late 1980s, following unsuccessful attempts to produce objective, quantified methods (Countryside Commission 1987; 1993; Countryside Agency & Scottish Natural Heritage 2002). More broadly, the method can be carried back to the 1940s and 1950s and the creation of the first UK protected areas, known in UK legislation as National Parks and Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty using criteria of ‘specialness’, perceived naturalness and aesthetic quality. Going back further, there is a long English tradition of landscape assessment based on the aesthetic values of landscape; this included interest in consciously designed high status ornamental landscape. For some heritage managers and planners, ‘landscape’ still seems to mean only ‘natural’ or ‘designed’ landscape.