Hello all
Can anyone shed some light on this?
We have been told that at the last EH/ALGAO working party English Heritage confirmed that the Scheduled Monument polygon layer on MAGIC would in future be regarded by EH as the definitive areas for Scheduled Monuments. Following on it was decided that HERs could request a digital data supply of SM to ensure they had access to the definitive data, which I have dutifully done! I now look on MAGIC to see that some of the SMs are still point data. I assumed that a complete polygonised dataset would be available. How can a "indicative point" be regarded as definitive? We are then referred back to the descriptions for the definitive descriptions, which for the old schedulings don't actually exist on the documentation...
Sarah
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Sarah Poppy BA (Hons), MSc
Historic Environment Record Officer
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