Black Mountains Archaeology - Archaeoleg Mynydd Du
Providing archaeological and aerial mapping services to the public and private sectors
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Welcome to Black Mountains Archaeology Ltd / Archaeoleg Mynydd Du Cyf.
Based in the Bannau Brycheiniog (Brecon Beacons) National Park we provide a wide range of archaeological services and products throughout the United Kingdom.
We are also aerial survey specialists using drones (UAVs) to map, measure and record from the air.
Black Mountains Geomatics
We provide a comprehensive range of survey and mapping solutions from the air using Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs), more commonly known as drones. We serve heritage, archaeology, construction, structural engineering, aggregate (quarrying) and the agricultural industries to name a few.
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We provide a wide range of archaeological and aerial (drone) mapping services across the United Kingdom.
Whatever your requirements, we can help deliver your project.
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Do you have a query regarding our archaeological services or our aerial surveys with drones? Whatever your requirements we can help deliver your project.
Please get in touch to see how we can help you?
Pont ar Daf Car Park, Brecon Beacons – Archaeological Field Evaluation
Back in the summer of 2017 we were commissioned by National Trust Wales to carry out an archaeological field evaluation ahead of the proposed extension to the existing popular car park to inform on the nature and extent of any archaeological remains at Pont…
Royal Observation Corps Underground Monitoring Post, Llandrindod Wells
In September 2022, we were asked by PAR Homes Ltd and Asbri Planning Ltd to undertake an archaeological field evaluation in fields off Lakeside Avenue, on the southern end of Llandrindod Wells, Powys. In the northernmost field, we uncovered the demolished remains of a…
Melin Mynach, Gorseinon
We were recently asked by Swansea Council and Mann Williams Civil Engineers to undertake a 3D photogrammetric survey of the Melin Mynach Scheduled Monument (SMGm501), a former mill site in Gorseinon, to inform on conservation management plans. The site broadly consists of the remains of…