Fodinae Cereticenses

Fodinae Cereticenses (vulgo: Ceredigion) ab aevo Romano usque in saeculum XIX usitatae sunt ad plumbum, zincum, argentum producenda in Cereticensi comitatu Cambriae. Argentum in nummos Anglicos praecipue inter annos 1568 et 1731 adhibitum est.

 Notae 

 Bibliographia 
 George C. Boon, "A Case-History of British Bullion: Cardiganshire Silver and the Feather Coinage 1671-1731" in British Numismatic Journal vol. 63 (1993) pp. 656-83
 O. T. Jones, Lead and zinc. The mining district of north Cardiganshire and west Montgomeryshire (Memoirs of the Geological Society, special report, 20). 1922
 Lily Newton, "Pollution of the rivers of West Wales by lead and zinc mine effluent" in Annals of Applied Biology vol. 31 (1944) Prima pagina
 Iohannes Pettus, Fodinae Regales, or, The History, Laws, and Places of the Chief Mines and Mineral Works in England, Wales, and English Pale in Ireland. Londinii, 1670 Frontispicium huius operis

 Fodinae Parys

 Nexus externi 

 "Cwmystwyth Mines" apud Vicipaediam Anglicam

Categoria:Fodinae Britanniae
Categoria:Loci archaeologici Cambriae