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An Iron Bloomery Site from Nether Alderley, Cheshire

Lockdown has allowed many archaeology archives to be revisited and those of the South Trafford Archaeological Group continue to reveal some hidden gems. Amongst the material handed into the Group over more than four decades is a small piece of slag. This lump of waste was brought to the attention of STAG by Mike Redfern.…

23 August 2021 in medieval archaeology.

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