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Abstract
In August 2009, Monumentenwacht Vlaanderen set out to develop a new service and monitoring system for archaeological heritage in Flanders. Such an initiative takes time, for it needs to be done thoroughly, and there are many questions that need to be addressed. The answers can be found partly in examples in other countries, but must also be evolved in practice within the Flemish context, where a policy on in situ preservation of archaeological heritage is still in its infancy. This paper explains how this new service has been set up.
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Nele Goeminne
Nele Goeminne is an advisor on archaeological heritage at Monumentenwacht Vlaanderen vzw. She has an MA in Archaeology (2005) and a postgraduate degree in Conservation of Monuments and Sites (2008). She has worked previously in the conservation of built heritage, at the Immovable Heritage Agency in Flanders.
Correspondence to: Nele Goeminne, Archaeology Adviser, Monumentenwacht Vlaanderen vzw, Erfgoedhuis den Wolsack, Oude Beurs 27, 2000 Antwerp, Belgium. Email: [email protected]