Archaeological Journal· 2026Q2
Capper Pass & Son’s Bedminster Smelting Works. Excavations at Dalby Avenue and Whitehouse Lane Bedminster Green, Bristol
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Excavations at Bedminster Green, Bristol, uncovered extensive evidence of metalworking debris and ceramic objects from Capper Pass & Son’s Bedminster Smelting Works, providing new insights into industrial archaeology.
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- Excavations at Bedminster Green uncovered substantial metalworking debris.
- Ceramic objects from the Capper Pass & Son’s Bedminster Smelting Works were analyzed.
- The findings are published in the Wessex Archaeology Occasional Paper series.
- The study focuses on the industrial archaeology of the site.
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Abstract
This latest entry into the Wessex Archaeology Occasional Paper series is a volume on the extensive excavations, post-excavation analysis of ceramic objects and metalworking debris, and historical s...
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