Archaeological Expectations and Values Chart 2022

The Archaeological Expectations and Values Map was adopted by the City Council on 21 June 2022 and will be updated by 2027 at the latest.

Background information

The Archaeological Expectations and Values Map is the result of an archaeological office study at municipal scale. Relevant sources have been consulted, such as soil maps, historical maps, distribution maps with archaeological sites and the results of previous archaeological studies.

• To know more about the research that forms the basis for building the Archaeological Expectations and Values Chart?*

Then view the report below and the 3 associated map attachments (all 4 documents are in PDF format).

1.1 Report Actualisation archaeological expectations and values map (report by the Omgevingsdienst Zuidoost-Brabant).

1.2 Map Appendix 4 — Basic Archaeological Map.

1.3 Map Appendix 5 — Disruption Card.

1.4 Map Appendix 6 — Archaeological Expectations and Values Chart.

• Want to know more about the archaeological office research on underground military heritage?*

Then view the report below and the corresponding map attachment (both documents are in PDF format).

2.1 Report Underground Military Heritage (RAAP report 5557).

2.2 map attachment — Underground Military Heritage.

Why this card?

The Archaeological Expectations and Values Chart serves as a basis for making both a substantive and a social balance of interests within the process of spatial planning.

Composition of the map

In the map, a classification is made into categories of archaeological values and demonstrably foreseeable archaeological values. For these categories, different exemption limits apply from surface and depth. If, in the case of soil movable developments, the lower limits are exceeded, it is mandatory to have archaeological research carried out. This research must comply with the applicable version of the national Quality Standard Dutch Archaeology (KNA) and the municipal guidelines.

The map is available on any scale and has the following breakdown by categories:

https://data.eindhoven.nl/assets/theme_image/Archeologie_2022_tabel.png

The map can also be consulted as a web app: Archaeology_2022_internet (arcgis.com)