Recording old industrial sites - Revision history

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	There are many more examples of how industrial remains can be used as an historical document in themselves and this factor should be borne in mind when dealing with old industrial sites. All sites and monuments records need to include industrial remains just as much as that of the more accepted sites of earlier periods and development control officers need to be aware both of their existence.		There are many more examples of how industrial remains can be used as an historical document in themselves and this factor should be borne in mind when dealing with old industrial sites. All sites and monuments records need to include industrial remains just as much as that of the more accepted sites of earlier periods and development control officers need to be aware both of their existence.

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	* Archaeological officer.		* Archaeological officer.
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	* Building archaeology and conservation.		* Building archaeology and conservation.
	* Civil Engineering during the Industrial Revolution in Britain		* Civil Engineering during the Industrial Revolution in Britain
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−	* Historic England.
	* IHBC articles.		* IHBC articles.
	* Industrial building.		* Industrial building.
	* Industrial Heritage Protection and Redevelopment.		* Industrial Heritage Protection and Redevelopment.
		+	* Industrial Heritage Re-tooled: the TICCIH guide to industrial heritage conservation.
	* Institute of Historic Building Conservation.		* Institute of Historic Building Conservation.
	* Restoring Charles Drake's concrete house.		* Restoring Charles Drake's concrete house.
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	* A Guide to the Industrial Archaeology Of the Swansea Region.		* A Guide to the Industrial Archaeology Of the Swansea Region.

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	* Society for the Protection of Ancient Buildings.		* Society for the Protection of Ancient Buildings.
	* The Archaeology Data Service.		* The Archaeology Data Service.
		+	* The valleys - past, present, future.

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	* A Guide to the Industrial Archaeology Of the Swansea Region.		* A Guide to the Industrial Archaeology Of the Swansea Region.

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	There are many more examples of how industrial remains can be used as an historical document in themselves and this factor should be borne in mind when dealing with old industrial sites. All sites and monuments records need to include industrial remains just as much as that of the more accepted sites of earlier periods and development control officers need to be aware both of their existence.		There are many more examples of how industrial remains can be used as an historical document in themselves and this factor should be borne in mind when dealing with old industrial sites. All sites and monuments records need to include industrial remains just as much as that of the more accepted sites of earlier periods and development control officers need to be aware both of their existence.

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	* Archaeological officer.		* Archaeological officer.
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	* IHBC articles.		* IHBC articles.
	* Industrial building.		* Industrial building.
		+	* Industrial Heritage Protection and Redevelopment.
	* Institute of Historic Building Conservation.		* Institute of Historic Building Conservation.
	* Restoring Charles Drake's concrete house.		* Restoring Charles Drake's concrete house.
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	* The Archaeology Data Service.		* The Archaeology Data Service.

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	* The Association for Industrial Archaeology.		* The Association for Industrial Archaeology.

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	* Architecture of the industrial revolution.		* Architecture of the industrial revolution.
	* Building archaeology.		* Building archaeology.
		+	* Building archaeology and conservation.
	* Civil Engineering during the Industrial Revolution in Britain		* Civil Engineering during the Industrial Revolution in Britain
	* English Heritage.		* English Heritage.

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	* Restoring Charles Drake's concrete house.		* Restoring Charles Drake's concrete house.
	* Scheduled monuments.		* Scheduled monuments.
		+	* Small vernacular agricultural buildings in Wales.
	* Society for the Protection of Ancient Buildings.		* Society for the Protection of Ancient Buildings.
	* The Archaeology Data Service.		* The Archaeology Data Service.

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−	This article originally appeared in [http://ihbconline.co.uk/cont_arch/?p=426 Context 20], published by the Association of Conservation Officers (now The Institute of Historic Building Conservation) in Autumn ~~1998~~. It was written by Stephen Hughes, Royal Commission on Ancient and Historical Monuments in Wales, Secretary, Welsh Industrial Archaeology Panel.	+	This article originally appeared in [http://ihbconline.co.uk/cont_arch/?p=426 Context 20], published by the Association of Conservation Officers (now The Institute of Historic Building Conservation) in Autumn 1988. It was written by Stephen Hughes, Royal Commission on Ancient and Historical Monuments in Wales, Secretary, Welsh Industrial Archaeology Panel.

	= Introduction =		= Introduction =

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	[Netwon Canal Basin, Powys in its mid 19th century heyday]		[Netwon Canal Basin, Powys in its mid 19th century heyday]
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	* Industrial building.		* Industrial building.
	* Institute of Historic Building Conservation.		* Institute of Historic Building Conservation.
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	* Scheduled monuments.		* Scheduled monuments.
	* Society for the Protection of Ancient Buildings.		* Society for the Protection of Ancient Buildings.

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	Old industrial buildings, at least until recently, were often seen as eye-sores or reminders of a grim industrial past that was full of hardship for the great majority of ordinary people. The obvious solution for the obsolesence of redundant buildings and features associated with outdated industrial processes seemed to be wholesale demolition, carried out as quickly as possible, and without any reasonable record being made prior to site clearance.		Old industrial buildings, at least until recently, were often seen as eye-sores or reminders of a grim industrial past that was full of hardship for the great majority of ordinary people. The obvious solution for the obsolesence of redundant buildings and features associated with outdated industrial processes seemed to be wholesale demolition, carried out as quickly as possible, and without any reasonable record being made prior to site clearance.