File:Tintern lower Wireworks.JPG
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English: Early industrial site, manufacturing wire from the 16th to the 19th centuries. It was part of an integrated iron production system, sited along the Angiddy Valley. The manufacture of wire was the final stage in the process, closest to the River Wye, at the foot of the valley. |
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| Author | RobinLeicester |
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