1. ESRC Copper Project The story so far

3. Global and local worlds of Welsh copper  Raise awareness of the historic world copper industry and Wales’ role in it  Local focus on the domination of south Welsh smelting, centred in Swansea  Create a network to connect Wales with the rest of the world through a shared copper heritage

4. Strands  Copper Day, 5 March 2011  Copper exhibition, 2 July 2011  Identity and branding  Building a copper community  Copper digital  Positive influence on re-development of river copperworks sites

5. Progress  IWA History, Heritage and Urban Regeneration Day, 14 October 2010  Basic web pages on Swansea University site  Twitter feed: http://twitter.com/copperhistorieshttp://twitter.com/copperhistories  Tawe River Navigation Heritage Trail on Google Earth  Media studies students involved  Global copper narrative takes shape  Selection of digital collections  3d animations of copper landscape  Bilingual basic leaflet  Building the copper network

6. Copper Day 5 March 2011  National Waterfront Museum  Swansea Museum  Glynn Vivian Art Gallery?  BBC Castle Square Big Screen City Copper is great

7. Copper Day 5 March 2011  Landore Social Club  Museum store  Meet an archaeologist  Walking tours?  Boat tours? Tawe Valley

8. Copper Day 5 March 2011  Richard Burton Archives (University Archives)  Singleton Abbey  Egypt Centre University

9. Copper Day 5 March 2001 The Trail

10. Copper Day 5 March 2011  Student and other volunteers  To record events, count people  Meet people off buses  Orientation  Publicity and PR Help required

11. Copper Project Advisory Group Contact me: t.goskar@swansea.ac.uk