The Coastal Archaeology of Wales

edited by Andrew Davidson

This report follows the completion of a series of surveys, funded by Cadw: Welsh Historic Monuments, which were designed to record the archaeology situated within the Welsh coastal zone.

The project was driven by the desire to allow proactive management of natural and man-made threats to the coast and the need to record the location, type and importance of the endangered archaeological resource. The chapters set out the definitions and methodologies of coastal archaeology, as well as describing the detailed chronological and thematic findings. The conclusion highlights the areas of particular significance and note the need for both continued research and the development of new techniques.

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