RoMine - Roman Mining Database

[gingernutcrazy]

Lockdown has meant I finally have started working on the Beta version of RoMine, an interactive database showing Roman Mining activity across the UK!

Only in Beta, feedback much welcome! 

Link to Database -
https://www.valaheritage.org/romine/

[tamarmole]

If we are talking possible sites have you considered the Tamar Valley.  Arguably the discovery of the Roman fort at Calstock in 2006 opens up that possibility. 

[crickleymal]

I can't seem to be able to get any information from the map. I can zoom in but all I see are blue dots.
I zoomed into the ones in the Forest of Dean. 2 seem to be in the village of Aylburton. I know there is a mine roughly where one dot is but I don't think it is Roman. However in Lydney Park a few hundred yards away there is an iron mine underneath the Roman temple of Nodens which is missing from the map.

[Down and beyond]

Hello am very interested I have some local to me around Northamptonshire but when I zoom in to the blue dots I am afraid it does not let me see a name for the place ?

Thanks !

[Rob]

Nice site, good work.

Hello am very interested I have some local to me around Northamptonshire but when I zoom in to the blue dots I am afraid it does not let me see a name for the place ?

Same. Would love to know what the blue dot near Wardlow in Peak District is...

[AR]

Roman lead pig find, I think.

edit - the other possibility (if the map is a bit off) is the Chee Tor settlement, where there was possible but not conclusive evidence of lead smelting

[ttxela2]

I'm intrigued to learn there is a Roman mine in Willingham, Cambridgeshire?

[Cantclimbtom]

I've spotted a blue somewhere and I'm keen to click on it to learn more. Hopefully this'll work soon when gingernutcrazy  has had time to develop it more

[HardenClimber3]

I'm not sure how accurrate any of this is.
eg The line of the 720a (Manchester to Ilkley) on Romine seems very very different from accepted lines. (certainly the track past Keighley)