Archaeological expectations and values ​​map 2022

The Archaeological Expectations and Values ​​Map was adopted by the city council on 21 June 2022 and will be updated no later than 2027.Background information b>The Archaeological Expectations and Values ​​Map is the result of an archaeological desk study at municipal level. Relevant sources were consulted for this purpose, such as soil maps, historical maps, distribution maps with archaeological find locations and the results of earlier archaeological investigations.Learn more about the research that forms the basis for the construction of the Archaeological Expectations and Values ​​Map? View the report below and the 3 accompanying map appendices (all 4 the documents are in PDF format). 1.1 Report Update archaeological expectations and values ​​map (report by the Southeast Brabant Environment Agency).1.2 Map-attachment 4 - Archaeological base-map . 1.3 Map Attachment 5 - Disturbance Map.1.4 Map Appendix 6 - Archaeological expectations and values ​​map.Would you like to know more about the archaeological desk research with regard to underground military heritage? View the report below and the associated map attachment (both documents are in PDF format). 2.1 Underground Military Heritage Report (RAAP Report 5557).2.2 Map-Attachment - Underground Military Heritage.Why this map?The Archaeological Expectations and Values ​​Map serves as a basis for making both a substantive and social weighing of interests within the process of spatial planning.Composition of the mapThe map is divided into categories of archaeological values ​​and demonstrably expected archaeological values. Different exemption limits for surface and depth apply to these categories. If the lower limits included in this are exceeded in the case of soil-disturbing developments, then it is mandatory to have an archaeological investigation carried out. This research must comply with the applicable version of the national Quality Standard for Dutch Archeology (KNA) and the municipal guidelines.The map is available at any scale and has the following division into categories:The map is also available as a web app: Archaeology_2022_internet (arcgis.com)