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Masterclass: Paperwork and Permissions (intro) (Patreon)

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2021-01-07 14:00:19
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Hi Diggers!

We hope you're keeping well. Here's a little taster of our very first Patreon Masterclass, in which Tim Taylor and Jim Mower discuss some of the considerations and red tape that need to be navigated through when selecting sites to visit... Enjoy!

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Joel Michael

Done well, nobody even thinks about this work. Done poorly, it cripples production. Do you generally find that municipalities, government entities, and utility companies are eager to work with Time Team? My own permitting experience with local government has taught me that not every permit request is given the same level of attention or priority. I suspect Time Team's reputation earns it at least fair treatment. Though, I wonder how much Jim's anticipation of site requirements and knowledge of the governing entities determines the level of service provided to the team.

Merryl Short

That's a lot to take into consideration, I would need so many lists to make sure nothing was missed. My mind isn't that organized

Connie L Merchant

The amount of work and co-ordination that goes on behind the scenes has to be enormous.

Kay Theriault

Wow, there's even MORE details behind the scenes! This is very interesting to learn about.

Scot AnSgeulaiche

I always suspected or knew that there was red tape, but I would love to know more about each site's specific needs. As atour guide of historic sites, I am often asked questions like "why isn't this dug / restored / open?" Some answers I can give from my knowledge, but TT is a great educator in this to someone like me.