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April 18, 20260 citationsOpen Access

Heritage Assessment at Siblyback Farm St Cleer

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FBF BalmondANA Nock

Key Points

  • The aim is to assess the heritage significance and impacts of the site at Siblyback Farm.
  • Conducted desk-based research according to relevant guidance.
  • Performed a walkover survey of the site and surrounding areas.
  • Took photographs of the site, heritage assets, and archaeological features.
  • Identified potential archaeological features in the vicinity.
  • Documented heritage assets that could be impacted by activities.
  • Provided recommendations for further preservation and mitigation.

Abstract

The desk-based research and impact assessment were undertaken in accordance with the relevant guidance, the brief issued by the Forestry Commission5 and SWARCH impact assessment methodology6. The site was visited on the 4th of June 2025 by B. Morris, F. Balmond, A. Nock and M. Paine. A walkover survey of the site was undertaken and relevant adjacent heritage assets visited. Photographs of the site, surrounding heritage assets and any potential archaeological features were taken, and images are included in this report. The desk-based research and impact assessment were undertaken in accordance with the relevant guidance, the brief issued by the Forestry Commission5 and SWARCH impact assessment methodology6. The site was visited on the 4th of June 2025 by B. Morris, F. Balmond, A. Nock and M. Paine. A walkover survey of the site was undertaken and relevant adjacent heritage assets visited. Photographs of the site, surrounding heritage assets and any potential archaeological features were taken, and images are included in this report. The desk-based research and impact assessment were undertaken in accordance with the relevant guidance, the brief issued by the Forestry Commission5 and SWARCH impact assessment methodology6. The site was visited on the 4th of June 2025 by B. Morris, F. Balmond, A. Nock and M. Paine. A walkover survey of the site was undertaken and relevant adjacent heritage assets visited. Photographs of the site, surrounding heritage assets and any potential archaeological features were taken, and images are included in this report. See report for Recommendations and Mitigation.

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Balmond et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69e3207940886becb653f964https://doi.org/10.5284/1140730
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