4.1.3 Gaps in knowledgeThe knowledg

4.1.3 Gaps in knowledge
The knowledge relating to physical protection is primarily based on the experience acquired during recent years with the conservation and the management of a limited number of monument types and principally with regard to visible monuments. This knowledge is as yet insufficient to provide more detailed information relating to the conservation and management of other monument types. A lot more usable data will have to be collected in the future, particularly with regard to the determination of the standards for the permissibility of, for example, subsidence resulting from a monument being used or changes to the groundwater level in the monument’s immediate or wider surroundings. These data are to be acquired by, for example, monitoring. It is essential for the protection of the archaeological heritage in the (near) future that the monitoring data are managed and analysed centrally (CIS).
The requirements and guidelines relating to protection should therefore not be regarded as a ‘fixed’ product, but as provisional and stillweg? underdeveloped indications because our knowledge is still growing.

4.1.4 Process
The protection process comprises the following subprocesses:
1. drawing up the conservation design;
2. drawing up the management plan;
3. implementation of the conservation design;
4. implementing curatorial management.
In most cases, all the process steps will apply. In some cases, implementation of a conservation design will not be required and management tasks can be started immediately. Process steps 1 and 3 can then be omitted.
In most cases, drawing up the conservation design and the management plan will be two separate process steps. However, in some cases, drawing up both may constitute a single stage in the process, whereby the conservation design and the management plan will be connected and attuned to each other. This is represented by the loop in the process diagram.

Preparing the conservation design
A conservation design is drawn up by a (civil) designer on the basis of the Project Outline (established by the competent authority) and supplementary preconditions. The supplementary preconditions are necessary in order to guarantee the archaeological quality. The (civil) designer submits the conservation design to the principal who passes it on to the competent authority.

Preparing the management plan
A management plan is drawn up by a Senior Archaeologist on the basis of the Project Outline (established by the competent authority), supplementary preconditions and (if available) the conservation design. The Senior Archaeologist submits the management plan to the principal who passes it on to the competent authority.

Implementation of the conservation design
The conservation design is implemented on the basis of the approved conservation design. The implementation work will have been completed once the conservation design has been implemented in accordance with the Project Outline and the supplementary preconditions, and after consultations have been held with the principal and the competent authority.

Implementing curatorial management
The curatorial management, field inspection, maintenance and, if relevant, monitoring tasks will be implemented on the basis of the approved management plan. The management plan may possibly be adjusted on the basis of results from the monitoring and inspection tasks. These results may also lead to requirements of additional conservation measures.

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4.1.3 kesenjangan dalam pengetahuanPengetahuan yang berkaitan dengan perlindungan fisik terutama didasarkan pada pengalaman yang diperoleh selama beberapa tahun terakhir dengan konservasi dan pengelolaan terbatas jenis Monumen dan terutama mengenai monumen terlihat. Pengetahuan ini tidak belum mencukupi untuk memberikan informasi lebih lanjut berkaitan dengan konservasi dan pengelolaan berbagai monumen. Banyak lebih banyak data yang digunakan harus akan dikumpulkan di masa depan, terutama berkaitan dengan penentuan standar untuk masalah, misalnya, subsidence dihasilkan dari sebuah monumen yang digunakan atau perubahan tingkat air tanah di lingkungan langsung atau lebih luas monumen itu. Data ini adalah untuk diakuisisi oleh, misalnya, pemantauan. Hal ini penting untuk perlindungan warisan arkeologi di masa depan (dekat) bahwa pemantauan data berhasil dan dianalisis Sentral (CIS).Persyaratan dan panduan yang berkaitan dengan perlindungan karenanya tidak harus dianggap sebagai produk 'tetap', tetapi sebagai sementara dan stillweg? indikasi terbelakang karena pengetahuan kita masih berkembang. 4.1.4 prosesProses perlindungan terdiri dari subprocesses berikut:1. penyusunan desain konservasi;2. menyusun rencana manajemen;3. pelaksanaan konservasi desain;4. menerapkan manajemen Kuratorial.In most cases, all the process steps will apply. In some cases, implementation of a conservation design will not be required and management tasks can be started immediately. Process steps 1 and 3 can then be omitted. In most cases, drawing up the conservation design and the management plan will be two separate process steps. However, in some cases, drawing up both may constitute a single stage in the process, whereby the conservation design and the management plan will be connected and attuned to each other. This is represented by the loop in the process diagram.Preparing the conservation design A conservation design is drawn up by a (civil) designer on the basis of the Project Outline (established by the competent authority) and supplementary preconditions. The supplementary preconditions are necessary in order to guarantee the archaeological quality. The (civil) designer submits the conservation design to the principal who passes it on to the competent authority.Preparing the management planA management plan is drawn up by a Senior Archaeologist on the basis of the Project Outline (established by the competent authority), supplementary preconditions and (if available) the conservation design. The Senior Archaeologist submits the management plan to the principal who passes it on to the competent authority.Implementation of the conservation designThe conservation design is implemented on the basis of the approved conservation design. The implementation work will have been completed once the conservation design has been implemented in accordance with the Project Outline and the supplementary preconditions, and after consultations have been held with the principal and the competent authority.Implementing curatorial managementThe curatorial management, field inspection, maintenance and, if relevant, monitoring tasks will be implemented on the basis of the approved management plan. The management plan may possibly be adjusted on the basis of results from the monitoring and inspection tasks. These results may also lead to requirements of additional conservation measures.