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Papers

(The median citation count of Industrial Archaeology Review is 0. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2022-06-01 to 2026-06-01.)

Article	Citations
Technology, Economics and Canal Development; An Early Technical Book and What It Reveals	4
Abstracts	3
A Transitional Technology in the Chinese Cement Industry: The Development and Challenge of the Liulihe Cement Plant	3
Histories of People and Landscape. Essays on the Sheffield Region in Memory of David Hey	2
Abstracts	2
The Coming of the Railway: A New Global History, 1750–1850	1
The Buildings of the Malting Industry: the Production of Malt from Prehistory to the 21st Century	1
Abstracts	1
Brickmaking History and Heritage	1
Abstracts	0
Zinc-Smelting Technology of China in the Ming and Qing Dynasties: The Smelting Furnaces	0
The History and Archaeology of Hendon Sidings Enterprise Zone, Adjacent to Prospect Row, Port of Sunderland	0
Park Glasshouse, Birmingham — a Site of 19th-Century Innovation	0
Industrial Heritage in the Czech Republic Industrial Architecture: Designers and Plans , edited by Lukáš Beran, 2021. ISBN 978-80-01-06890-8 The Quest for	0
Editorial	0
Requiem for a Film Studio: The Death and Afterlife of Denham	0
The Architecture of Steam: Waterworks and the Victorian Sanitary Crisis The Architecture of Steam: Waterworks and the Victorian Sanitary Crisis , edited by James Douet,	0
Stories from the Cold Hill: Reassessing the Bryn Oer Tramroad	0
Rediscovery of a Brickworks Narrow-Gauge Industrial Railway Tunnel in Stołczyn, Poland	0
The Historic American Engineering Record at 50	0
Industrial Archaeology in Tuscany: The Case of the Pianaccioli Kiln	0
Sir Giles Gilbert Scott’s K2 Telephone Kiosk — A Design Classic	0
Unravelling the Story of the Lefka Railway Complex in Piraeus, Greece. Past, Present and Future Perspectives	0
The Archaeology of Industrialisation, Critical Approaches and Updated Toolbox	0
The Installation of Electric Bells and Telephones at Hatfield House: Lord Salisbury’s Adoption of Communication Technologies in the Later 19th Century	0

An Archaeology of the Industrial Landscape: The Industrial History and Heritage of the Belemedik–Hacıkırı Railway Construction Corridor	0
Archaeological Investigation and Industrial Heritage Study of the Wanshan Mercury Mining Site in Guizhou Province, China	0
Street Furniture	0
Railway Architecture in Late Qing China: The Stations of Imperial Railways of North China in Beijing (1890s–1911)	0
Editorial	0
England’s Military Heritage from the Air	0
The Industrial Heritage of the Chilterns	0
Assessing the Significance of Industrial Heritage: The Case of Volos, Greece	0
The Vale de Milhaços Gunpowder Factory in Portugal from the 19th to the 21st Century: From Steam-Powered Industry to Heritage for the Future	0
Rediscovering Copperopolis: The Hafod Plate Rolling Mill, Swansea	0
‘The Iron Horse of Transport and Trade Has Climbed Over the Andes’: The Antofagasta-Bolivia Railway, Industrial Expansion and Cross-Border Relations in the South-Central Andes (1889–1952)	0
‘The Slate Landscape of Northwest Wales’ — A New Industrial World Heritage Site	0
Editorial	0
D. Morgan Rees: A Welsh Industrial Archaeologist for Welsh Industrial Heritage	0
Millstone and Grindstone Production in the Pennines and North-west England: A Historical and Archaeological Survey	0
The Railway Network of Sétif, Algeria: Industrial Heritage in Search of Recognition	0
Editorial	0
Gasholders – A History in Pictures	0
The Archaeology of the Ironbridge Gorge in 20 Digs	0
The Archaeology of Early Steam Locomotives	0
The Saltpetre Cave Sites and Saltpetre Production Technology of Ming and Qing Dynasties in South-West China	0
L.T.C. ROLT: A Collector’s Bibliography L.T.C. ROLT: A Collector’s Bibliography , compiled by Peter R.G. Roberts, viii + 280 pp., £50 (hb), ISBN 978-1-3999-1237-2, plus	0
The Offerton Hat Works and Stockport’s Felt Hat Industry	0
A Place to Put Your Pint: Excavation of J.M. Bennett & Sons Iron Foundry, Manchester	0
Industrial History and Heritage of the Karaburun Mercury Mining District, Türkiye	0
Salford Twist Mill: Uncovering an Iconic Textile Factory	0
Initiating Transformations. Industrial Heritage as an Asset for Regional Development. Critical Views from and for the Global South	0
Oasts and Hop Kilns A History	0
Resolving an Enigma: The Discovery of a Continuous Annular Tunnel Kiln at the Royal Doulton Potteries, Burslem, Stoke-on-Trent	0
Residual Grounds: Infrastructural Archaeology and Glasgow’s Showpeople	0
Editorial	0
Towards Recognition of Industrial Heritage in Algeria: The Square Concrete Grain Silos of Setif	0
Dam Construction, Company Towns and Planned Urban Development: The Example of Salto del Esla, Spain	0
A Field Study on Conservation of Industrial Heritage: The Belemedik Middle Construction Site	0
Lost and Found(ry): Uncovering the Cast-Iron Legacy of Joseph Stubbs’ Openshaw Works	0
Lead Houses: White Lead Processing at the Chester Leadworks	0
Archaeological Traces of Pre-industrial and Industrial Dyeing Workshops in the Czech Republic	0
Mills Transformed. Stories of Mill Regeneration	0
The North-Light Shed in Scandinavia — The Early Years	0
The Work of Stott & Sons for the Linotype Company at Altrincham 2: The Housing Estate	0
Disentangling Industrial Archaeology and Industrial Heritage: A Review of Research Methods and Paradigms	0
The Heritage of the Textile Industry, A Thematic Study for TICCIH, The International Committee for the Conservation of the Industrial Heritage	0
Editorial	0
The Tools of Empire?	0
Ironopolis. The Architecture of Middlesbrough	0
Historic England Research Magazine	0
Editorial	0
Bricks of Victorian London: A Social and Economic History	0
Accommodating Prisoners of War: A Survey of the Weston Hostel	0
Fabbriche Ritrovate: Patrimonio Industriale e Progetto di Architettura in Italia (Rediscovered Factories: Industrial Heritage and Architectural Project in Italy)	0

Banat Narrow-Gauge Railway: Context and Continuity	0
Mapping Newcomen-Type Engines During the 18th Century in Prescot and Whiston	0
John Rennie ‘Engineer of many splendid and useful works’	0