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Historic environment and heritage
History and archaeology
Kingswood local history booklets
A series of leaflets covering the history of Kingswood, including such topics as Methodism, pin and hat making and coal mining are now to be found on-line. Follow 'Read more' in the right-hand column.
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History and archaeology
Archaeological finds
Archaeology - mediaeval period
Archaeology - modern period
Archaeology - post-mediaeval period
Archaeology - prehistoric period
Archaeology - Roman period
Archaeology - sub-Roman (Welsh) Saxon period
Archaeology and planning
Archaeology in the Park
Archaeology newsletters
Extensive urban surveys
Historic Environment Service - guidance notes
Historic Environment Service - planning policy
Planning policy L11 - archaeology
Prehistoric archaeology - the dead of Tormarton
Puckleweb - history and archaeology
Ram Hill archaeology project
Ram Hill Colliery - newletter
Saxon archaeology - the Marshfield skeleton
What is archaeology?
Wickwar Roman small town
World War Two Air Raid Shelter Discovered
Read more
A set of ungovernable people:
Books of The Forest Reading about Kingswood's History
From Collier to Clickers Boot and shoe making
Hanham Mount Kingswood and Wesley
Not Worth a Pin: Pin making in Kingswood
Trade Unionism in Kingswood
See also
South Gloucestershire Mines Research Group
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