If a project or case study: What did it set out to achieve? Summarise briefly the major findings… If linked to publication(s), please provide details. For online publications provide the URL and date last accessed. See notes below on style sheets. What main themes does it relate to? Settlements (landscape patterns, building Select as many as apply. If the traditions, Farming/fishing/gathering, food information does not relate to any of & drink, demography, aspects of daily life) these please provide full details. Environmental evidence Religion and ritual (burial evidence, ritual structures, ritual objects, beliefs) Industry and (centres of production, links of knowledge and artefacts) Transport Conflict (battlefields, defences, social divisions) Other provide details – Why is this information important to HighARF? (optional) Does your contribution highlight any research/knowledge gaps? If so, please provide details. Other relevant information Copyrights / acknowledgements All work submitted must either be your copyright, or you must have permission to use (eg if you include a photograph or map). If the content is derived from a publication please cite the source and provide full details. A style sheet can be provided. It should be clear what is your own summary and where you directly quote. If your contribution references a publication on the web, provide its URL and the date you accessed it. If your contribution includes information from conversations, cite their name (e.g Joe Blogs Pers.com. 2018). If you include information from an archive, cite the archive, location and accession number. If you want to reproduce an image, ensure permission to use and provide the exact form of acknowledgement the archive requires. If you are using photographs or sketches which are not your own, permission must be sought beforehand, and their copyright clearly noted. We cannot publish any contributions where the copyright is not explicit. If you have any questions, get in touch with Susan at
If a project or case study: What did it set out to achieve? Summarise briefly the major findings… If linked to publication(s), please provide details. For online publications provide the URL and date last accessed. See notes below on style sheets. What main themes does it relate to? Select as many as apply. If the information does not relate to any of these please provide full details. Settlements (landscape patterns, building traditions, Farming/fishing/gathering, food & drink, demography, aspects of daily life) Environmental evidence Religion and ritual (burial evidence, ritual structures, ritual objects, beliefs) Industry and (centres of production, links of knowledge and artefacts) Transport Conflict (battlefields, defences, social divisions) Other – provide details Why is this information important to HighARF? (optional) Does your contribution highlight any research/knowledge gaps? If so, please provide details. Other relevant information Copyrights / acknowledgements All work submitted must either be your copyright, or you must have permission to use (eg if you include a photograph or map). If the content is derived from a publication please cite the source and provide full details. A style sheet can be provided. It should be clear what is your own summary and where you directly quote. If your contribution references a publication on the web, provide its URL and the date you accessed it. If your contribution includes information from conversations, cite their name (e.g Joe Blogs Pers.com. 2018). If you include information from an archive, cite the archive, location and accession number. If you want to reproduce an image, ensure permission to use and provide the exact form of acknowledgement the archive requires. If you are using photographs or sketches which are not your own, permission must be sought beforehand, and their copyright clearly noted. We cannot publish any contributions where the copyright is not explicit. If you have any questions, get in touch with Susan at
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