No. Stop asking for DBAs as they are mostly a waste of time …

 

 

 

Hi all,

 

Just after an idea of what others do in a particular situation. 

 

If you have a DBA on a piece of land that says that there is no archaeology, but a later evaluation and excavation shows there was significant archaeology surviving (which then becomes logged as a monument), do you link the DBA to the subsequent monument record even though the DBA did not identify it at all and adds nothing to the understanding of the monument. 

 

Thanks

 

Paul

 

Paul Driscoll

[Postal Address]: Department for Environment and Community Services, PO Box 299, STRATEGIC PLANNING AND SPECIALIST ADVICE TEAM, Civic Centre, High Street, BRISTOL, BS15 0DR

 

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