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On-line talk: Early Mines in West Wales – Simon Timberlake

The Early Mines Research Group has been investigating the origins of mining for metals in Wales for over 30 years, beginning with excavations on Parys Mt and Nantyreira in the Hafren Forest in 1988. Following a 10 year study of the extraordinary well-preserved Early Bronze Age copper mine on Copa Hill, Cwmystwyth, much of this …

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Excavation 2026

** Donate towards the costs of radiocarbon dating and pottery analysis of samples here** Have you always wanted to have a go at being an Archaeologist or looking for an opportunity to get basic excavation skills? Well, we have opportunities for you…. Whether you are looking to gain some practical experience in archaeological excavation to …

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On-line talk: Roger White – Continuity and Change

This talk looked at the critical time when the established provinces of later Roman Britain were replaced by newly emergent and forming peoples and kingdoms. Gradually, a linguistic, and religious, boundary emerged, a new frontier zone between the British-speaking and Christian people of what became Wales, and the English-speaking and initially pagan people of Mercia …

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Forgotten Landscapes: Radnorshire in Prehistory on-line talk

This talk explores human activity in Radnorshire from the end of the last glaciation to the Roman conquest, giving a preview of the chapter currently in preparation for the Radnorshire Society’s forthcoming Radnorshire County History. Although much of Radnorshire’s prehistory still remains unexplored, recent work, particularly in the Walton Basin near New Radnor, is suggesting …

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