What is recorded here
West of Hean Castle, dark shafts and broken ground mark medieval and post-medieval mining. People dug there long before modern roads, risking collapse for material they needed. The hill kept their labour hidden beneath grass and stone.
The National Monuments Record of Wales records Mining Features West of Hean Castle, near Saundersfoot as Mining Feature from the Medieval; Post Medieval period. The saved point comes from the official national record. Inclusion does not by itself mean that the public may enter the place.
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Places near here
Churchyard Cross, St Issell's Church, ChurchtonCross · 348 yd
Hean CastleCastle · 351 yd
St Issell's Church, ChurchtonChurch · 358 yd
South Churchyard Gates, St Issell's ChurchChurch · 391 yd
Saundersfoot Railway Tunnel (North), Coppet HallTunnel · 988 yd
Coppet Hall PointHeadland · 1056 yd
Coppet Hall BeachBeach / strand · 1074 yd
Wiseman's BridgeVisitor information · 1094 yd
Saundersfoot BeachBeach / strand · 1337 yd
Saundersfoot BayBay · 1433 yd
Amroth PinesWood · 1.7 mi
MonkstoneIslet · 2.0 mi