Denniston archaeological survey
Published:
2007
The historic coal mining settlement of Denniston has a range of sites and features. An archaeological survey was undertaken in 2006 to record details of the sites and help guide future conservation work.
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Summary
This report was commissioned by the West Coast Conservancy of the Department of Conservation. Its purpose was to:
- map archaeological features relating to the coal mining and settlement sites in the Denniston Historic Area
- complete measured drawings of historic and archaeological remains in the area
- provide a written interpretation of the range of remains found, and of specific features of significance
- compile a photographic record of the range of archaeological and historic remains at the site
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Author: P.G. Petchey, Southern Archaeology Ltd. for the Department of Conservation.
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