Gazetteer of sites explored 2006

Pages & Document Description:
143 - 241; pls; figs; refs; table
URL/DOI:
http://www.britarch.ac.uk/cbawales/archinwales.html
Editor:
Lynch, Frances
Abstract:
Numerous short, separately authored notes of archaeological work carried out in Wales during 2006. The gazetteer is divided into separate sections for surveys (143–172); portable antiquities (173–179); general assessments (180–181); prehistory (182–189); Roman (190–204); early Christian and medieval (205–217); post-medieval (218–230); industrial and recent (231–236); undated and miscellaneous (237–238); and environmental archaeology (239–241). With the exception of the first two and the last sections, entries are arranged alphabetically by county and within counties by town or parish. The section on surveys includes a sub-section on RCAHMW aerial reconnaissance and four regional sub-sections, within which entries are arranged as for the other main sections; the section on portable antiquities includes sub-sections of finds recorded in various specific regions, and entries for artefacts and coins are listed separately in chronological groups. Includes Dodds, Damaris
Dataset:
BIAB
Classifications:
1G, 1F
Specialist Reports
Title
Abernant, Kemeys Inferior
Authors: Anne Leaver, John Sorrell, Martin Tuck, Samantha Williams
Year: 2006
Dataset: BIAB
Bulmore, the Celtic Manor Resort
Authors: Martin Tuck
Year: 2006
Dataset: BIAB
Geophysical survey at Trawscoed Roman fort and Erglodd fortlet, Ceredigion
Authors: Pete Crane, David Hopewell
Year: 2006
Dataset: BIAB
Penycloddiau Hillfort
Authors: Nigel Jones
Year: 2006
Dataset: BIAB
Ports and harbours in north-east Wales
Authors: Nigel Jones
Year: 2006
Dataset: BIAB
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