Conditions of Use
Disclaimer
Stirling Council will have no liability in respect of any error, inaccuracy or omission in information provided on this web site, or in any respect of costs, expenses or losses incurred by reason of any such error, inaccuracy or omission.
Copyright
Data contained within the Sites & Monument Record has been drawn together from a variety of sources, including both published and unpublished works. The information presented on this site is copyright of Stirling Council but it contains information derived from, and copyright of, the Royal Commission on the Ancient and Historical Monuments of Scotland. While the data is as comprehensive as possible there can be no guarantee that it is complete. Not all data is held online and further detailed information on the sites shown on the online Sites & Monuments Record can be obtained by contacting Stirling Council's Archaeology Service. Further research, field survey or aerial reconnaissance may reveal additional sites of archaeological or historical interest.
Use of Data
The data provided on this site is intended for information purposes only. It is not suitable for development control purposes or for assembling information for Environmental Impact Assessments or Agri-environment schemes without further archaeological advice from Stirling Council's Archaeology Officer. Professional advice and the most current information should be sought directly from the Archaeology Officer before planning or undertaking work for development and land management purposes, or any work which might damage any archaeological site.
Legal Requirements
A number of the buildings and archaeological sites whose details are included in the Sites & Monuments Record may be protected under Listed Building or Scheduled Ancient Monument legislation. Alterations to a Listed Building will require consent from the relevant local authority and any work affecting a Scheduled Ancient Monument requires consent from Historic Scotland. It is also an offence to use a metal detector on a Scheduled Ancient Monument without prior approval from Historic Scotland. Further information on these can be found on Pastmap.
Access
The fact that a building or archaeological monument is recorded in the Sites & Monument Record does not convey or imply any right of public access. Members of the public, including students and professionals, are advised to seek permission from the owner and/or occupier in the normal way.
Contact
Archaeology Officer, Environment Service,
Stirling Council, Viewforth, Stirling FK8 2ET
Tel: 01786 442752, Fax: 01786 443003, e-mail: Lorna Main
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