Shared Visions: North East Regional Research Framework for the
Historic Environment
The North East Regional Research Framework for
the Historical Environment (NERRF) is one of a series of regional
research frameworks promoted by English Heritage in collaboration
with local authorities. Its purpose is to help make decisions about
future archaeological and historic environment research in North
East England (Northumberland, County Durham, Teesside, and Tyne and
Wear). It will also help provide structure to developer-funded
fieldwork.
The research framework is divided into three
sections:
Resource Assessment: an
overview of the current state of knowledge and understanding in the
region.
Research Agenda: recognition
of the potential of the resource, gaps in our knowledge and a list
of research topics.
Research Strategy: a
prioritised list of research objectives, furthered by implementing
specific Research Projects.
As further knowledge is gained from research
and other projects, the agenda and strategy will be subject to
continuing review.
Download
a pdf of Shared Visions here. Or for details of how to order a
print copy visit the NERRF
website.
Popular FAQs
There are currently no FAQs for this section.
