دانلود کتاب Footprints of Industry: Papers from the 300th anniversary conference at Coalbrookdale, 3-7 June 2009

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Front Cover
Title Page
Copyright
Contents
LIST OF FIGURES
LIST OF TABLES
LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS
Foreword
Introduction
Ironworks to Museum: Coalbrookdale 1709-2009
PART ONE: METALLURGICAL PROPERTIES
Vegetation changes in former mining and metalworking areas of Wales and Ireland during prehistoric and medieval times
Early industrialization in a typical German upland region
Before the Lunar Society: Industrial development in early post-medieval Birmingham
Technological advance in the Severn Gorge
New men on the block: Sheffield steelmen in the Cutler\'s Company
Steel away: The Trenton steel works and the struggle for American manufacturing independence
PART TWO: MANUFACTURING INDUSTRIAL SOCIETY
Advancing the work of Prometheus – the impact of artificial light on the workplace and beyond
Bath and the Industrial Revolution: The harmony of tourism, trade and innovation
A cast iron legacy: Remembering the roots of an industrial village in Nottinghamshire
Recording and protecting Glasgow\'s water supply
Diversity in structure: Evidence for globalisation and local interaction in the archaeology, architecture and cultural tourism of industrial communities in Wales
PART THREE: UNDERSTANDING THE RESOURCE
Excavating the cotton mill: Towards a research framework for the below-ground remains of the textile industry
Projects ongoing: Reflections on archaeology and industrial heritage in the Ironbridge Gorge
South-east Wales industrial ironworks landscapes
Detritus or artefact? Examining archaeological approaches to the preservation and presentation of 19th and 20th century industrial workshops
PART FOUR: MANAGING AND INTERPRETING INDUSTRIAL HERITAGE
The Clee Hills: Concrete heritage, missed opportunities, and an extraordinary landscape
Making use of historic industrial sites. The making of monuments in the Greater Region
Industrial World Heritage Sites: Shifting perceptions from icons to cultural landscapes
National and regional plans for industrial heritage in Spain. How can we complete the puzzle?
New life for old industrial archaeology records
Appendix: Grey literature reports issued by the Ironbridge archaeology unit
Bibliography