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Skip to main content. The project developed in response to a need for landscape-wide spatial data relating to the historic environment, to provide both a historic land use dataset and a connection with landscape character assessments, which focus more on natural heritage. Identifying the various modern and past land uses has resulted in an index of over 80 types (download. The types are also linked to broad dates of use. This enables analysis by period as well as by type. Loch Lomond and the Trossachs.

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Welcome to HLAmap | HLA

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Skip to main content. HLAmap is a Scotland-wide view of land use in modern and past times. It uses simple annotated maps to show how the landscape has changed over time, giving the user a tool to decipher the broad elements of the historic environment. This resource is for everyone. Both interested individuals and professional users can explore the information HLAmap holds. Click on The Map. Open HLAmap (top left) and ‘About HLAmap’ indicates how easy it is to access the data. Clicking To Begin.

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Freedom of Information | HLA

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Skip to main content. The Freedom of Information (Scotland) Act 2002 gives you legal rights to request information held by Scottish public authorities. All you have to do is ask for the information and we will provide it within 20 working days. We aim to be as open as possible but FoI allows us to hold back some types of information, such as personal information and information relating to national security. Where we hold back information we will always tell you why.

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Skip to main content. Using the HLA data within GIS mapping software enables you to ask specific questions about Scotland's historic landscape and tailor your search to your own particular interests. To see some of the advantages of using HLA data through GIS, take a look at the GIS Example. That has been developed. It provides an initial guide to exploring HLA data in its GIS form and can be downloaded as a pdf for reference while using HLA data within GIS.

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Links | HLA

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Skip to main content. Family History and Genealogy. Local Authority Archaeology Services. Local History and Heritage Groups. Aerial Archaeology Research Group. Antonine Wall World Heritage Site Online. British Archaeological Jobs and Resource. Chartered Institute for Archaeologists. Council for British Archaeology. Historic Rural Settlement Group. Institute of Archaeologists of Ireland. Scottish Coastal Archaeology and the Problem of Coastal Erosion (SCAPE). Scottish Palaeoecological Archive Database.

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To Begin | HLA

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Skip to main content. HLAmap is a unique, Scotland-wide view of land use in modern and past times . It gives an insight into the history and. Development of Scotland’s landscapes, providing. The user with a tool to decipher elements of the historic environment. To begin, type a placename into the 'Search' box at the top right of. The Home page. Or. Click on the map of Scotland and. Then 'Pan and Zoom' to a specific area of the country. Twelve HLAmap categories that are identified in the key. HLAmap is qu...

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HLA

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Skip to main content. HLAmap is a comprehensive summary of landscape-scale information that can be accessed with a single click. It covers the whole of Scotland and draws together information on past and modern land uses. The historic dimension of the landscape is relevant to all sorts of studies these are just a few:. Developing an understanding of local geography and history HLAmap helps you see how land use has changed over time. What is in HLAmap? What sources are used to create HLAmap? HLAmap uses c...

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Cookie Policy | HLA

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Skip to main content. Under the EU Privacy Directive, visitors to HLAmap should be fully informed about cookies used by the site and be given the option to remove them from use. If you do not wish to give consent, and acknowledge that elements of our site may not operate as designed, please see the Managing Cookies section below for help with changing your browser settings. These cookies allow the website to remember choices you make (such as your user name, language or the region you are in) and provide...

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Accessibility | HLA

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Skip to main content. One of the key aims in redesigning the HLAmap website has been to make the site accessible and inclusive to all users, regardless of their ability or technology. In building the site we have strived to adhere to the criteria set out by the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines, aiming for AA conformance. If you feel that there are ways in which access to this website can be improved then we would welcome your suggestions through our contact form.