Bronze Age Gold from Wales

Horeb brickworks, photograph

Photograph captioned 'Brickworks at Horeb, Carmarthenshire. The village of Horeb is about four miles north-west of Llanelly. It makes a brick which is well known in the western parts of South Wales, an area which produced steel sheet and tinplate in works which have been idle for more than a decade. The kilns are the baking ovens of a brickworks. The arched doorways in the side of a kiln seen here are the entrances into the kiln: they are bricked up when the firing is underway.' Mounted on card. Made for the exhibition RECORDING WALES 3 in 1970/1971.

Collection Area

Industry

Item Number

87.32I/59

Creation/Production

Arthur, Williamson
Date: 1970-1971

Acquisition

Collected officially by NMW staff, 1987

Measurements

mount (mm): 526
mount (mm): 450

Techniques

black and white (monochrome photograph)
photograph

Material

paper
card

Location

In store
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