Figure 1: Prioritising in the field — are all these traces 'significant ancient monuments'? Site: Hoby settlement excavation – Zealand/Denmark (Image: Thomas Roland)
Figure 2a and 2b: All strategies are kept in a short and simple form combined with helpful illustrations (Screen shot from the strategy 'Medieval Rural Settlements') (Image: Agency for Culture and Palaces)
Figure 3: Distribution of the 'Nordic Bronze Age culture'. Should the limits of ancient cultures also define the limits of the strategies? (Image: Agency for Culture and Palaces)
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