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    Hill End Historic Site, Historical Archaeological Survey.

    Hill End Historic Site, Historical Archaeological Survey.
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    HILL END HIS'I’CJRILI STTE

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    H I STOR I[...]
    [...]... ..... 1
    1.3 Deve1opment controi p1an for Hi11 End ......... 2
    1.4 The brief..... ..... ..... ......[...]te

    The curtiiage of the historic vi11age of H111 End is now
    defined in the Draft Deve1opment Contro1 P1an of H111 End
    . (Robert A. Moore Pty Ltd & Pene1ope Pike. 1392)[...], that this is the most recent
    definition of Hi11 End and embraces 1and which has not
    been inciu[...]
    [...]ment P1an.

    1.3 Deve1opment Contro1 Pian for Hi11 End

    In 1992 a Draft Deveiopment Control Fish for Hi11 End for
    Hi11 End was commissioned by Evans Shire Council and
    produ[...]d to the significance of the
    buiit fabric of H111 End" so as to "avoid adverse impact
    upon the characte[...]ns Shire]
    Counci1 and private indiViduais in Hi11 End to
    achieve heritage conservation objectives withi[...]Councii to achieve these aims was
    Iimited.

    H111 End Archm1og'lcal1 Bur-v-7
    [...]s. nameiy the cost of trave11ing to and
    from H111 End (9 hours or 570k.), the instructions were
    extende[...]Shire
    Counci1 and to private individua1s in Hi11 End within the
    budget provided, an ad hac approach wa[...]by Lot number
    of a11 privateiy owned Tand in Hi11 End with a
    description of present (and past where app[...]ocessing of deveiopment
    app1ications.



    Hi1‘l End Archam‘logica1 Survey 3
    [...]n for
    tank and associated drainage lines.

    H-I'I1 End Archaeo1og-ica'l Survey



    current
    requir[...]
    [...]i Parks and
    Wi1d1ife Service of buiidings in Hi11 End in 1859 and
    between 1867 and 1380

    - Evans Shire[...]ii
    structurai evidence on to a scale Dian of Hi1] End.

    WARNING
    1) The accompanying archaeoiogic[...]
    [...]necessarily accurate
    i) even tar sealed roads at Hill End are not
    always central to the surveyed road
    ii) d[...]and their contents
    ii) in a site as accessible as Hill End, it is
    highly unlikely that any refuse deposit, o[...]port) is indicative, little of heritage

    H'i‘l1 End Archaoo'logirln‘l Survey
    [...]y of bui1dings known to have been
    erected in Hi1} End during the 901d period, inc1uding
    most that have[...]m. Thus sub—surface evidence may survive.

    "111 End Arahaeo‘log-iea'l Survgy
    [...]ogica1 advice.
    Survey pians of structures at Hi11 End in 1859 and
    between 1867 and 1880 are avai1able f[...]photographs showing the existing bui1ding

    Hi1'l End Archaerrlos-Ic—a" Survey 3
    Hi‘l‘l End Archaic-131095631 Survey

    and the area (in[...]
    [...]considered of
    archaeoiogicaiiy sensitivity.

    Hi11 End Archaao‘los'lca‘l survey

    10
    [...]5
    Section 7
    1 1d2G3-9
    2 1d2G9 21
    3A
    38 1d:G9
    4-8

    End Archam'l as 1 ca 1

    50.1611“ 1 9

    Comments

    Rear entrance to Hill End
    Holiday Ranch. Not
    archaeologically sensitive
    Pad[...]lage
    boundary.

    NPWS

    A paddock seemingly part of Hill
    End Holiday Ranch. Outside the
    true village bo[...]
    [...]High1y
    senSTtive.

    Police Station & Court-House

    End (Ir-chance 'I 09 1 ca 1 survey

    13
    [...]y Tambaroona, Clarke &

    Short Streets

    NPWS

    Hi11 End Archaeo‘los-lrsa‘l Survey

    14
    [...]pian. Of minor
    archaeoiogicai potentia1.

    H'i'l1 End Archnco'logica‘l Survey

    15
    [...]d cuitivated

    and therefore disturbed.

    H-‘i'l1 End Archapo‘los‘lcn‘l survey 15
    [...]1d:

    1d:

    1b:

    J10

    G4

    G6

    J10

    J10

    Gl

    M
    "J

    Hill country east of ridge
    forming natural town bounda[...]. Ploughed paddock with
    dam. Modern house on east end.
    No visible evidence of 1867-80

    structures. 0f minor.

    archaeological sensitivity.

    Hill country east of ridge
    forming natural town bounda[...]of mining. Deeply
    eroded. Not explored in detail.
    Hill country east of ridge
    forming natural town bounda[...]of
    indeterminate age but in keeping
    with similar Hill End
    structures. These may be sited
    on the former roadway between
    Lots 1 and 170 or on the east
    end of Lot 170.

    "‘11 End Archaao1og‘lca‘l Survey

    18
    [...]6—7

    167 1b:F4

    163 1b: G2

    170 1sz1

    H 'i '1 1 End AFGhaBO'I 09“ (2&1

    Schadu 19

    Comments[...]
    [...]F14
    1b2F5

    1brF5

    1DIF5

    1b:E6

    1d1HL9

    2

    Hi 1 1 End Archaeo'log'lfin"

    H111 country. Deepiy e[...]
    [...]d of minima]
    archaeoiogicai sensitivity.

    H'i'l'l End Archnm'los'lcafl Survey

    21
    [...]30-metre cut—back. Land has been
    piougned. West end of Lot of
    minimai archaeoiogicai potential

    250 1[...]ered to be of

    archaeoiogica1 significance.

    H111 End Archaao‘log‘irsa'l survey 22
    [...]dered to be of
    archaeoiogica1 significance.

    East end deepiy eroded;
    otherwise reverted to bush. No
    1ik[...]d in detaiT.

    See Starr appiication

    Part of Hiii End Hoiiday Ranch.
    Modern deveiopment over muc[...]
    [...]ge. Considered
    archaeoiogica11y sensitive.

    Hi1'l End Archam‘og‘lca" Survey

    24
    [...]ce of mining. Hiii country
    Not exp‘lored.

    H111 End ArchaeoTOQica‘l Survey 25
    [...]NAP 1A

    Lima WLLA E OF

    I
    i
    in... i SCRUB COVERED HILL COUNTRY : I

    H -.'.

    UNTY: Wellington

    _""[...]
    ME: I‘mfiT’Ifi: -l 4—2‘

    HILL END SURVEY PLAN
    SHOWING BUILDINGS ERECTED

    0N[...]

    TXT

    Q720.288
    MI




    HILL END HI ST<~R I c=: SITE[...]
    [...]1.3 Development control plan for Hill End ......... 2
    1.4 The brief ..[...]The curtilage of the historic village of Hill End is now
    defined in the Draft Development Control Plan of Hill End
    (Robert A. Moore Pty Ltd & Penelope Pike,[...]his is the most recent
    definition of Hili End and embraces · land which has not[...]
    [...]nment Plan.



    1.3 Development Control Plan for Hill End

    In 1992 a Draft Development Control Plan for Hill End for
    Hill End was commissioned by Evans Shire Council and
    produ[...]regard to the significance of the
    built fabric of Hill End" so as to "avoid adverse impact
    upon the characte[...]]
    Counci i and private individuals in Hill End to
    achieve heritage conservati[...]
    [...]cost.s, namely the cost of travelling to and
    from Hill End (9 hours or 570k.), the instructions were
    exte[...]Evans Shire
    Council and to private individuals in Hill End within the
    budget provided, an ad hoc approach wa[...]Lot number
    of ali privately owned land in Hill End with a
    description of present (and p[...]
    [...]tional Parks and
    Wildlife Service of buildings in Hill End in 1859 and
    between 1867 and 1880
    Evans[...]lot all
    structural evidence on to a scale plan of Hill End.

    WARNING
    1) The accompanying ar[...]
    [...]e
    i) even tar sea 1ed roads at Hi 11 End are not
    always central to the surveyed[...]contents
    i i ) in a si t.e as accessible as Hill End, it is
    highly unlikely that any refus[...]
    [...]n to have been
    erected in Hill End during the gold perio[...]
    [...]cal advice.
    Survey p 1ans of structl~ res at Hill End in 1859 and
    between 1867 and 1880 are[...]
    [...]:GH12 Rear entrance to Hi 11 End
    Holiday[...]: GH 1 2- 13 A paddock seemingly part of Hill
    17-20 End Holiday Ranch. Outside the[...]
    [...]scrub
    covered hill country of no[...]fiths assessment.
    114 1d:HJ10 Hill country east of ridge[...]
    [...]ap ref. Neg.No Comments
    1 15 1d:J10 Hill country east of ridge[...]dam. Modern house on east end.
    No visible evidence of[...]aeological sensitivity.
    134 1d:J10 Hill country east of r1age[...]Not explored in detail.
    135 1d:J10 Hill country east of ridge[...]with similar Hill End
    structures . These may[...]and 1 70 or on the east
    end of Lot 170.[...]
    [...]gical sensitivity
    146 1 c: A 1 o. Hill country. Deeply eroded.[...]
    [...]f. Neg.No Comments
    178 1c:A11 Hill country. Deeply eroded.[...]explored in detail.
    210 1d:F14 Hill country. Evidence of[...]sensitivity.
    221 1d:HL9 Hill country east of ridge[...]
    [...]as been
    ploughed. West end of Lot of
    minim[...]
    [...]gnificance.
    297 1 b: G1 East end deeply eroded;[...]nificance.
    340 1a:D3 Scrub covered hill country. No
    ev1dence of[...]pplication
    343 1d:HJ11-13 Part of Hi 11 End Ho 1 i day Ranch.[...]
    [...]evidence of mining. Hill country
    Not e[...]
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    I HILL END SURVEY PLAN[...]
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