Updates
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Please don't email with updates on the database, this website is automatically generated based on the eDoB, so updates need to go through the proper channels above.
Website Updates:
| 14/06/2020 | Beta Version |
| 15/06/2020 | Added Google Analytics |
| 18/06/2020 | Improved accuracy of markers |
| 08/09/2020 | Added simple Facebook preview images |
| 22/09/2020 | Updated to 18.3 |
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The data that is represented on this website is automatically generated from Steve Thompson's Google Earth Overlay with his permission.
Steve's overlay was originally adapted from the Defence of Britain Archive(DoB) which is copyright of the Council for British Archaeology.
The DoB was funded by the Department of National Heritage (now DCMS) and the Heritage Lottery Fund.
The DoB is licenced freely by the Archaeology Data Service for use or adaptation for research or learning purposes.
The eDoB may contain data that is the copyright of others but such data will be clearly noted. The eDoB may contain links to external resources that retain their original copyright.
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Disclaimer
Defence structures and sites of all types both above and below ground can be very dangerous. Serious injury or even death can arise from unauthorised entry into such sites and structures. Join a responsible club, group or society who can arrange official visits. This website accepts no responsibility for any damages or injuries caused by ignoring this advice. We do not encourage readers to undertake the ad hoc clearance of vegetation from pillboxes, as it can expose them to physical damage and inappropriate use, it may also contravene a variety of statutory regulations including, listed buildings and SSSI designations. Vegetation clearance should only ever be undertaken as part of a formal arrangement, having sought and obtained permission from the land owner and other necessary authorities. Damaging a listed or scheduled monument can be considered as a Heritage Crime.