Black Mountains Archaeology — Archaeoleg Mynydd Du
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Welcome to Black Mountains Archaeology Ltd / Archaeoleg Mynydd Du Cyf. Providing archaeological services across Wales and England.
Based in the Brecon Beacons National Park and the Blaenavon UNESCO World Heritage Site near Abergavenny, we provide a wide range of archaeological services and products throughout the United Kingdom.
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We provide a wide range of archaeological services and products across the UK. From archaeological desk-based assessments, written schemes of investigation to watching briefs, evaluations, building surveys and excavations. Whatever your archaeological requirements, we can help deliver your project.
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Whatever your archaeological requirements, we can help deliver your project.
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About Us
Black Mountains Archaeology Ltd / Archaeoleg Mynydd Du Cyf are based in the Brecon Beacons National Park and located within the historic landscape area of the Blaenavon UNESCO World Heritage Site. We provide a wide range of archaeological services and products delivering to clients…
Excavations at the Hafod-Morfa Copperworks
We are currently working at the incredible Hafod-Morfa Copperworks, Swansea. We are excavating part of the site in advance of the refurbishment of the former Morfa Powerhouse and later Yorkshire Imperial Metals canteen (LB 11691) building into a distillery and visitor centre by Penderyn Whisky…
Big Black Mountains Challenge 2020
We are raising money for the Longtown Mountain Rescue Team by attempting to complete the Big Black Mountains Challenge 2020 in May!! http://www.longtownmrt.org.uk/bbmc.html The challenge is 45km taking in 15 summits over 660m around the breathtaking scenery of the Black Mountains. The event starts and…
Discovering the Archaeology of Gower
n the summer of 2018 Black Mountains Archaeology and ArchaeoDomus completed several very successful community archaeology projects at Rhossili, Gower.