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February 12

  
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Thursday 2nd February

Eco Schools Celebration Event 2012

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Saturday 4th February

Snowdrop Walks

Strangford Lough and Lecale People and Landscape Roadshow

Sunday 5th February

Be Wild about Wildlife Beginner Birding Seabirds

Sunday Snowdrops

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Tuesday 7th February

Marine Economy and the Atlantic Area Strategy

Stakeholder Roadshows in Greenmount

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Saturday 11th February

2nd of the Strangford Lough and Lecale People and Landscape Roadshows

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Wednesday 15th February

Series of Talks for 2012

Thursday 16th February

The Impacts of Climate Change on Northern Ireland

Stakeholder Roadshows in Enniskillen

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Saturday 18th February

Plant a Tree Day

3rd of the Strangford Lough and Lecale People and Landscape Roadshows

Sunday 19th February

Bird Box Day

Snowdrop Walk

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Tuesday 21st February

The Impact of Volunteering on Quality of Life

Stakeholder Roadshows in Markethill

Wednesday 22nd February

Series of Talks for 2012

Thursday 23rd February

Asset Transfer

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Saturday 25th February

4th of the Strangford Lough and Lecale People and Landscape Roadshows

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Tuesday 28th February

Stakeholder Roadshows in Claudy

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Historic Monuments Council

The Historic Monuments Council was first established in 1971 under the provisions of the Historic Monuments (Northern Ireland) Act 1971. Its current authority is derived from the Historic Monuments and Archaeological Objects (Northern Ireland) Order 1995 (the Order). Its roots rest in the Ancient Monuments Advisory Council 1926-1970.

Council is made up of fifteen members who span a wide range of experience and expertise in archaeology, historic monuments and cultural heritage. The role of Council is to advise the Department of the Environment for Northern Ireland on, inter alia, the scheduling of monuments, conservation of monuments in state care, maritime archaeology, industrial and defence heritage and Areas of Significant Archaeological Interest within Development Plans.

Council also offers advice to other government departments such as DARD, DRD and DCAL. In practice much of the Council's advice is channelled through the Department's Northern Ireland Environment Agency and Planning Service.

Current issues Council is considering include:

  • Publications of records of archaeological excavations
  • Recording and storing of archaeological artefacts
  • Conservation of scheduled monuments
  • Review of Public Administration
  • Archaeological Research

 

 

 

 

 

3rd Floor Calvert House
23 Castle Place
Belfast
BT1 1FY
www.hmcni.gov.uk
secretariat-hillst@doeni.gov.uk
028 9025 4721