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Firth of Forth Round 3 Offshore Wind Farm Phase 1 Firth of Forth Round 3 Offshore Wind Farm Phase 1 FIRTH OF FORTH ROUND 3 OFFSHORE WIND FARM PHASE 1 MARITIME CULTURAL HERITAGE BASELINE TECHNICAL REPORT COMMERCIAL IN CONFIDENCE 1 Firth of Forth Round 3 Offshore Wind Farm Phase 1 Page intentionally left blank 2 Firth of Forth Round 3 Offshore Wind Farm Phase 1 This document was produced by on behalf of Seagreen Wind Energy Ltd Document Owner Mr Tom Joyce Document Status FINAL File Name HEADLAND- Cultural Heritage Baseline Technical Report Originated Checked Approved Revision Date Description By By By v.1 23/09/11 For review TJ DA v.2 15/11/11 For Review TJ DA v.3 15/05/2011 FINAL AM TJ 3 Firth of Forth Round 3 Offshore Wind Farm Phase 1 CONTENTS Executive Summary 1. INTRODUCTION .......................................................................................................................... 8 2. PROJECT BACKGROUND ....................................................................................................... 8 3. METHODOLOGY ......................................................................................................................... 8 4. LEGISLATIVE FRAMEWORK AND GUIDANCE ................................................................ 10 5. BASELINE ENVIRONMENT .................................................................................................... 11 5.1 Study Area ................................................................................................................................... 11 5.2 Bathymetry, Geology, Geomorphology & Sedimetology .................................................. 12 5.3 Potential for Submerged Archaeology and Palaeolandscapes .................................... 15 5.4 The Potential for Unrecorded Maritime Cultural Heritage Assets ................................... 16 6. RECORDED MARITIME CULTURAL HERITAGE .............................................................. 20 6.1 Limitations of data ....................................................................................................................... 20 6.2 Projects Alpha & Bravo ............................................................................................................... 20 6.3 Transmissions Asset Projects.................................................................................................... 22 6.4 Results of the Archaeological Assessment of Geophysical Survey Data ........................... 24 6.5 Results of the Archaeological Assessment of Geotechnical Survey Data ......................... 37 6.6 Cultural heritage onshore key receptors .................................................................................. 40 7. CONCLUSIONS ......................................................................................................................... 41 8.0 SOURCES CONSULTED ..................................................................................................... 43 8.1 Published & Unpublished Sources ...................................................................................... 43 Databases of Maritime Cultural Heritage Assets Consulted ....................................................... 47 APPENDIX 1 - GAZETTEER AND CONCORDANCE OF CULTURAL HERITAGE ASSETS WITH KNOWN LOCATIONS WITHIN THE OFFSHORE STUDY AREA. ............................... 48 APPENDIX 2 – RECORDS OF MARITIME LOSSES .................................................................. 55 APPENDIX 3- GEOPHYSICAL SURVEY SPECIFICATIONS & SUITABILITY FOR ARCHAEOLOGICAL ASSESSMENT ............................................................................................ 60 APPENDIX 4- GEOPHYSICAL TARGETS IDENTIFIED BY HEADLAND ARCHAEOLOGY .............................................................................................................................................................. 67 APPENDIX 5- KEY ONSHORE RECEPTORS ............................................................................. 93 APPENDIX 6- LEGISLATIVE FRAMEWORK AND GUIDANCE ............................................ 107 4 Firth of Forth Round 3 Offshore Wind Farm Phase 1 Figures Figure 1. Firth of Forth Round 3 Offshore Wind Farm Site Location Figure 2. Project Alpha and Project Bravo location and sites of archaeology and cultural heritage interest Figure 3. Project Alpha and Project Bravo: Recorded Wrecks Figure 4. Transmission Assets Project: Recorded Wrecks Figure 5. Project Alpha and Bravo: Geophysical Targets Figure 6. Transmissions Asset Project: Geophysical Targets Figure 7. Project Alpha & Project Bravo: Wrecks identified from the Geophysical Survey Figure 8. Transmissions Asset Project: Wrecks identified from the Geophysical Survey Figure 9. Project Alpha and Project Bravo: Location of Geotechnical Boreholes Figure 10. Project Alpha and Project Bravo: Location of Onshore Cultural Heritage sites Tables Table 1: Criteria for Identifying Archaeological Potential of Targets Table 2: Archaeological and Geological Chronology Table 3. Offshore cultural heritage assets within the Project Alpha with known locations including UKHO ‘dead’ entries. Table 4. Offshore cultural heritage assets within the Project Bravo with known locations including UKHO ‘dead’ entries. Table 5: Offshore cultural heritage assets within the Seagreen Projects 5km Buffer with known locations including UKHO ‘dead’ entries (those in bold are live). Table 6: Offshore cultural heritage assets within the Transmissions Asset Projects Inner Study Area with known locations including UKHO ‘dead’ entries. Table 7: Offshore cultural heritage assets within the Transmissions Asset Project s Outer Study Area with known locations including UKHO ‘dead’ entries. Table 8: Targets of high and medium archaeological potential identified in the Project Alpha Inner Study Area. Table 9: Targets of high and medium archaeological potential identified in the Project Alpha Outer Study Area. Table 10. Targets of high and medium archaeological potential identified in the Project Bravo Inner Study Area. Table 11. Targets of high and medium archaeological potential identified in the Project Bravo Outer Study Area. Table 12. Projects Alpha and Bravo targets of high archaeological potential Table 13. Headland High and Medium targets recorded in the Transmissions Asset Projects Inner Study Area. Table 14. Headland High and Medium targets recorded in the Transmissions Asset Projects Outer Study Area. Table 15. Headland High and Medium targets recorded in the Transmissions Asset Projects Outer Study Area. 5 Firth of Forth Round 3 Offshore Wind Farm Phase 1 Firth of Forth Round 3 Offshore Wind Farm, Phase 1: Maritime Cultural Heritage Baseline Technical Report Tom Joyce, Abby Mynett & Dr Scott Timpany Executive Summary This technical report presents the results of a Maritime Cultural Heritage Assessment, incorporating an archaeological desk-based assessment; archaeological assessment of geophysical data; an archaeological assessment of geotechnical data; and an assessment of the ‘setting’ of the development on key onshore and island cultural heritage receptors for Phase 1 of the Firth of Forth Round 3 Offshore Wind Farm (OWF) Project Alpha and Project Bravo and Transmission Assets Project (Seagreen Projects). The assessment was undertaken by Headland Archaeology (UK) Ltd. on behalf of Seagreen Wind Energy Ltd. The purpose of the report is to outline the archaeological potential of the marine environment and identify any sites and areas of archaeological significance within and in proximity to the proposed Seagreen Projects. The assessment has established that there are no Designated Wrecks or other cultural heritage assets with legal designations within the Seagreen Projects. The report identified two ‘Dead’ wrecks (HA 1004 and HA 1008) and one ‘Lift’ wreck (HA 1005) within the Project Alpha 1km Outer Study Area zone. No cultural heritage remains were identified in the Project Alpha Inner Study Area. Two ‘Live’ wrecks (HA1001 and HA 1004) and two ‘Dead’ wrecks (HA 1002 and HA 1003) were identified from the Seazone dataset within the Project Bravo site Inner Study Area. No cultural heritage remains were identified in the Outer Study Area. In the Transmission Assets Project four ‘Live’ wrecks and one ‘Dead’ wreck were identified within the Inner Study Area and three ‘Live’ wrecks and four ‘Dead’ wrecks in the Outer Study Area from the SeaZone dataset. In addition, a large number of sites recorded in the National Monument Record of Scotland for the study area without precise locations. As such, there is a moderate potential for the discovery of unexpected remains to be discovered within the development. The archaeological geophysical assessment identified five targets of High archaeological potential and eighteen targets of Medium archaeological potential within Projects Alpha and Bravo. In Project Alpha nine targets of Medium archaeological potential were identified in the Inner Study Area and three targets of medium archaeological potential in the Outer Study Area. In Project Bravo four targets of high archaeological potential and four targets of medium archaeological potential were identified in the Inner Study Area and one target of high archaeological potential and two targets of medium archaeological potential in the Outer Study Area. In the Transmission Assets Project nine targets of high archaeological potential have been identified and eighteen targets of Medium archaeological potential. Eight targets of high archaeological potential and twelve targets of medium archaeological
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