2010 10 Archaeology around the Severn Estuary – Andy Marvell

Archaeology around the Severn Estuary

Archaeology around the Severn Estuary

Archaeology around the Severn Estuary

Archaeology around the Severn Estuary

Archaeology around the Severn Estuary

Archaeology around the Severn Estuary

Archaeology around the Severn Estuary

Archaeology around the Severn Estuary

Archaeology around the Severn Estuary

Archaeology around the Severn Estuary

Birnbeck Pier (LB II*) in the foreground: Worlebury hill fort lies in the woods centre left: Knightstone Island with its Listed Theatre and Regency Baths in the mid-ground, and all the Victorian sea front features.

Archaeology around the Severn Estuary

Archaeology around the Severn Estuary

National Bodies: English Heritage; Cadw; RCAHMW.

Local Archaeological Curators:Bristol City Council: RH Jones, City Archaeologist. Tel: 0117

9223044e-mail: bob.jones@bristol.gov.ukGloucestershire County Council: Jan Wills, County Archaeologist. Tel:

01452 425683 e-mail: jan.wills@gloucestershire.gov.ukNorth Somerset Council: Vince Russett, Archaeological Officer. Tel:

01934 426456. e-mail: vince-russett@n-somerset.gov.ukSouth Gloucestershire Council: David Haigh, Tel: 01454 863464  e-

mail:David.Haigh@southglos.gov.uk South Wales: Neil Maylan, Archaeological Planning Manager, GGAT.

Tel: 01792 655208 e-mail:neil@ggat.org.uk