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Garn-Goch Colliery No.2

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RCAHMW colour oblique photograph of General view of 3M factory, looking south west towards site of Garn-Goch Colliery no. 2. Taken by Toby Driver on 24/05/2012.

RCAHMW colour oblique photograph of Garn Goch Industrial Estate, site of Garn Goch Colliery No. 2. Taken by Toby Driver on 27/01/2012.

Oblique aerial photograph taken during the Royal Commission?s programme of archaeological aerial reconnaissance by Toby Driver in 2012. Used in Setting Impact Assessment of Land near Garngoch Business Village, Swansea, by Archaeology Wales, 2018.

View from Carn Goch, looking east across raised ground around northern edge of the common. Photographed during Setting Impact Assessment of Land off Phoenix Way, Garngoch Business Village, Swansea, by Archaeology Wales, 2018. Project number P2631.

View north across proposed development area, showing indutrial units on north side of Phoenix Way. Photographed for Setting Impact Assessment of land near Garngoch Business Village, Swansea, by Archaeology Wales, 2018. Project number P2631.

View northeast past the northern edge of Carn Goch (tree/scrub to right of shot). Photographed during Setting Impact Assessment of Land off Phoenix Way, Garngoch Business Village, Swansea, carried out by Archaeology Wales, 2018. Project number P2631.

View northeast towards Carn Goch. Photographed during Setting Impact Assessment of Land off Phoenix Way, Garngoch Business Village, Swansea, carried out by Archaeology Wales, 2018. Project number P2631.

Black and white aerial photograph taken in April 1981. Part of material used in a Setting Impact Assessment of Land off Phoenix Way, Garngoch Business Village, Swansea, carried out by Archaeology Wales, 2018. Project number P2631.

Black and white aerial photograph taken in 1970. Part of material used in a Setting Impact Assessment of Land off Phoenix Way, Garngoch Business Village, Swansea, carried out by Archaeology Wales, 2018. Project number P2631.

Black and white aerial photograph taken on 15th April 1946. Frame 4090. Part of material used in a Setting Impact Assessment of Land off Phoenix Way, Garngoch Business Village, Swansea, carried out by Archaeology Wales, 2018. Project number P2631.

Oblique aerial photograph taken during the Royal Commission?s programme of archaeological aerial reconnaissance by Toby Driver in 2007. Used in Setting Impact Assessment of Land near Garngoch Business Village, Swansea, by Archaeology Wales, 2018.

View northwest towards Carn Goch, with landscaped colliery waste on right hand side of photograph. Photographed during Setting Impact Assessment of Land off Phoenix Way, Garngoch Business Village, Swansea, carried out by Archaeology Wales, 2018. Project number P2631.

View from Carn Goch, looking north. Boundary of Garngoch Industrial Estate marked by tree line. Photographed during Setting Impact Assessment of Land off Phoenix Way, Garngoch Business Village, Swansea, by Archaeology Wales, 2018. Project number P2631.

View from Carn Goch, looking southeast across raised ground (largely landscaped colliery waste). Photographed during Setting Impact Assessment of Land off Phoenix Way, Garngoch Business Village, carried out by Archaeology Wales, 2018. Project number P2631.

View northeast past the southern edge of Carn Goch (tree/scrub to left of shot). Photographed during Setting Impact Assessment of Land off Phoenix Way, Garngoch Business Village, Swansea, carried out by Archaeology Wales, 2018. Project number P2631.

View east across the proposed development area. Garn Goch Commom lies beyond high scrub. Photographed for Setting Impact Assessment of land near Garngoch Business Village, Swansea, by Archaeology Wales, 2018. Project number P2631.

Digitised colour aerial photograph taken in May 1992. Part of material used in a Setting Impact Assessment of Land off Phoenix Way, Garngoch Business Village, Swansea, carried out by Archaeology Wales, 2018. Project number P2631.

View from Carn Goch, looking southwest. Photographed during Setting Impact Assessment of Land off Phoenix Way, Garngoch Business Village, Swansea, carried out by Archaeology Wales, 2018. Project number P2631.

Black and white aerial photograph taken on 13th April 1947. Frame 4139. Part of material used in a Setting Impact Assessment of Land off Phoenix Way, Garngoch Business Village, Swansea, carried out by Archaeology Wales, 2018. Project number P2631.

View north towards Carn Goch, with damage from grass fires visible in the foreground. Photographed during Setting Impact Assessment of Land off Phoenix Way, Garngoch Business Village, Swansea, carried out by Archaeology Wales, 2018. Project number P2631.

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