Pembrokeshire medieval pottery kiln conservation gets funding
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Work to protect the only remaining intact medieval pottery kiln in Britain has been awarded £170,500.
Newport Memorial Hall, in Pembrokeshire, was given the money by the Heritage Lottery Fund.
Their project includes plans to create a visitor attraction which is expected to open in the summer.
Project manager Siobhan Ashe said she hoped the "fascinating and rare communal artefact" would provide greater understanding of our heritage.
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