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Ynysfach – unravelling the refinery process | The GeoArch blog

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Ynysfach – unravelling the refinery process. Part of the site of the Ynysfach Ironworks (a separate, but integral part of the great Cyfarthfa Ironworks of the Crawshay family) in Merthyr Tydfil was excavated by the Glamorgan-Gwent Archaeological Trust in 2011 prior to the development of ‘The College Merthyr’ (a new tertiary education facility developed by Merthyr Tydfil County Borough and The University of South Wales). Wolf spit: tungsten and medieval tin smelting. Early medieval smithing at Gelligaer.

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Early medieval smithing at Gelligaer. View of the smithing hearth from the SW before excavation; anvil to right, hearth to left. View of the smithing hearth from the NE before excavation; anvil to left, hearth to right. Held by the English crown in 1194 and possibly previously the home of Ifor ap Meurig (Ifor Bach; 1100-1170), Lord of Senghenydd and his son Cadwallon. Changes are afoot…. The long delayed update to the main GeoArch website ( www.geoarch.co.uk. The High Island Monograph is out…. Lots of de...

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Wolf spit: tungsten and medieval tin smelting | The GeoArch blog

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Wolf spit: tungsten and medieval tin smelting. The medieval tin smelting site at Brownie Cross lies 4km NW of Hemerdon Bal. It was discovered and excavated by Cornwall Council’s Historic Environment Service, Projects team, which had been commissioned by South West Water to undertake a programme of archaeological investigations along the route of the 13.5km-long Avon Water Main Renewal Project in April and May 2009. Radiocarbon dates indicate activity within the late 13. BSEM image of the basal part of a ...

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Iron Age iron smelting furnaces in Berkshire | The GeoArch blog

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Iron Age iron smelting furnaces in Berkshire. Iron Age iron smelting furnace, Wokingham. The excavation of some Iron Age iron smelting furnaces near Wokingham for West Sussex Archaeology is a major current project. The furnaces have a wide flat floor, they are over a metre in diameter and have a broad arch with a large raking pit. They therefore have some morphological similarities with the later Roman domed furnaces of SE England. Iron Age iron smelting site near Wokingham. Update 17.8.14. I was interes...

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The section of the site provides an archive for information on GeoArch’s experimental work between 1998 and 2009. This information is being been ported across from the old GeoArch website – a process that may take some time, so there may be broken links. A programme of experimental work has been undertaken,. Based in the National History Museum. St Fagans, near Cardiff (a branch of Amgueddfa Cymru – National Museum Wales. The experiments were conducted in a workshop. Adjacent to the Celtic Village. The f...

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