Note on artwork
Background illustrations and all other original artwork by Andrew McCutcheon unless otherwise stated


 

 

Acknowledgements

The booklet accompanying this website was written and produced by Mike Ings and Fran Murphy of Dyfed Archaeological Trust in collaboration with Vincent Gaffney, Simon Fitch, Eleanor Ramsey and Emma Kitchen of The University of Birmingham and Deanna Groom of the Royal Commission on the Ancient and Historical Monuments of Wales.

We would also like to thank the following for providing images and much needed help and support:
Elizabeth Walker and Evan Chapman of the National Museum Wales, Cardiff
Toby Driver of Royal Commission on the Ancient and Historical Monuments of Wales
Mark Lewis, Tenby Museum
Gavin H Evans, Abergwili Museum, Carmarthen
Nigel Nayling, Lampeter University
Professor Martin Bell, Reading University
Dr Clive Waddington, Archaeological Research Services Ltd
Jan Glimmerveen, Den Haag, The Netherlands
British Marine Aggregate Producers Association
Emma Tetlow, Headland Archaeology
Eddie Sacre, Montgomery, Powys
Dr Andrew David, English Heritage
British Museum
Louise Austin, Ken Murphy and Hubert Wilson of Dyfed Archaeological Trust

Finally our grateful thanks go to Rebecca Ingleby Davies and Bethan Mair of mopublications for designing and translating the booklet and Andrew McCutcheon for his impressive artwork.

Printing was by MWL Print Group in Pontypool on paper sourced from well managed sources using vegetable-based inks. Both the paper used in the production of this brochure and the manufacturing process are FSC certified.

Topographic data was obtained from ASTER GDEM (which is a product of NASA and METI), and ETOPO 1 (Amante, C. and B. W.Eakins, ETOPO1 1 Arc-Minute Global Relief Model: Procedures, Data Sources and Analysis. NOAA Technical Memorandum NES-DIS NGDC-24, 19 pp, March 2009).

Bathymetric data was obtained from the BGS OFFSHORE DigBath250k contour data, Licence Number 2006/051DB

This project was funded by the Aggregates Levy Sustainability Fund administered by English Heritage and the Welsh Assembly Government, and by funding provided by Cadw.

Note on dates
Although the text of this website refers to events as occurring ‘many thousand years ago’, as this seems the best way of conveying the enormous timescales that are being discussed, the term BP has also been used. This stands for ‘before present’ and is used when referring to more specific dates in the past.

 

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