The quarry is also a prime location for geological research and provides opportunities for field studies in a variety of disciplines : sedimentology, stratigraphy, palaeontology, geography, and industrial archaeology.
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Additionally, a number of regional and national IA organizations were established, including the North American-based Society for Industrial Archeology in 1971, and the British-based Association for Industrial Archaeology in 1973.
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The various colliery buildings were demolished in 2011, some years after an attempt had been made by the Country Park authorities to develop an industrial archaeology trail through the site.
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When the river levels are normal, travelling along the canal is a pleasant experience, as the route passes through areas of beautiful countryside and other areas with interesting industrial archaeology.
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Spending his early boyhood here, he went on to co-found the Inland Waterways Association and the Talyllyn Railway Preservation Society, and to write many books on transport, engineering biography and industrial archaeology.
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Its membership is crossed with many other similar organisations and bodies that have similar objectives such as the King's Cross Conservation Area Advisory Committee, the Newcomen Society and the Association for Industrial Archaeology.
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In contrast with archaeological practice in the United Kingdom and the United States, historical archaeology in Australia has been intimately linked with industrial archaeology ( sharing common practitioners, research goals and training ).
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Along with Blaenavon Industrial Landscape, New Lanark, and Saltaire ( all now World Heritage Sites ), the site was proposed to increase the representation of industrial archaeology on the list of World Heritage Sites.
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Its history is detailed in a monograph published by the SWIAS ( South Wiltshire Industrial Archaeology Society ) : ONE MAN AND HIS CONSTRUCTION COMPANY REED AND MALLIK, 1937 TO 1968 by John Illston
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The industrial archaeology of the Geopark is outstanding as the industrial revolution shifted into gear in the late eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries making South Wales one of the earliest industrialised societies in the world.
