File:Trellech archaeological dig - medieval foundations.JPG
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English: On-going archaeological dig at Trellech, Monmouthshire, to establish the nature and location of the medieval settlement, now a small village, but a large iron-working town in the 13th-16th centuries. The site has been covered over for the winter in this picture. |
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| Author | RobinLeicester |
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Archaeological dig led by Stuart Wilson of the Lost City of Trellech Project
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