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Rubbish
In the old days, before poor people had much to throw away and before bin men were invented, one Dinas solution was to throw rubbish over the edge of the cliffs. There can’t have been much: waste food would have gone to … Continue reading
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Tagged archeology, crockery, Dinas Cross, Pembrokeshire, pottery, recycling, rubbish heap
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