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Parys Mountain
Mine | Coordinates: 53.382222°N -4.3525°E |
Chronology
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Location
Details
| Summary: | The creation of roads, settlements and forts suggests novo specialist contractors brought in after establishment by military. Towers and a fort, Caer Gybi, are located nearby as well as a Fort at Chester (Deva) to the east this indicates a high degree of military control. However there is evidence that civilians were involved in the mining. |
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Bibliography
Associated structures (2)
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