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Site plan of Camp near New Cross Inn

Camp near New Cross Inn

A Camp, near New Cross Inn, overlooks Bwlch y Genffordd; It is constructed on the edge of a ridge so…

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Posted on: August 24, 2019 Last updated on: August 23, 2019 Comments: 0 Written by: admin

YMUNWCH Â’R GYMDEITHAS HEDDIW

Mae’r Gymdeithas yn croesawu aelodau newydd, o Geredigion a thu hwnt.

Y tanysgrifiad blynyddol yw £10 am unigolyn, £12 am aelodaeth deuluol, i’w dalu ar 1 Ionawr bob blwyddyn. Argymhellir talu drwy Archeb Banc.

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Mae llawer o wefannau ar gael a fydd o ddiddordeb a ddefnydd i’r rhai sy’n ymddiddori yn hanes Ceredigion.

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Walk and Talk with Cadw and the Royal Commission at Rug Chapel and Llangar Church – Summer 2025
This summer we will be joining Cadw for guided tours and talks at two of Denbighshire’s most atmospheric historic sites: seventeenth-century Rug Estate Chapel and the medieval Llangar Church. Join Richard Suggett, former architectural investigator with the Royal Commission and author of Painted Temples, for engaging guided tours and insightful talks that bring these two Grade […]

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Cerdded a Sgwrsio gyda Cadw a’r Comisiwn Brenhinol yng Nghapel y Rug ac Eglwys Llangar – Haf 2025
Haf yma byddwn yn ymuno gyda Cadw ar gyfer cynnal teithiau tywys a sgyrsiau yn nau o safleoedd hanesyddol mwyaf atmosfferig sir Ddinbych: Capel Ystâd y Rug sy’n dyddio o’r ail ganrif ar bymtheg ac Eglwys hynafol Llangar. Ymunwch gyda Richard Suggett, cyn-archwilydd pensaernïol gyda’r Comisiwn Brenhinol ac awdur Temlau Peintiedig, mewn teithiau tywys difyr […]

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Annual General Meeting and Lecture 2023
Ken Murphy, Dyfed Archaeological Trust ‘Recent archaeological discoveries at Pendinas Iron Age Hillfort, Aberystwyth’ Council Chamber, The National Library of… Continue reading “Annual General Meeting and Lecture 2023”…

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Cyfarfod Cyffredinol Blynyddol a Darlith 2023
Ken Murphy, Ymddiriedolaeth Archaeolegol Dyfed ‘Recent archaeological discoveries at Pendinas Iron Age Hillfort, Aberystwyth’ Ystafell y Cyngor, Llyfrgell Genedlaethol Cymru… Continue reading “Cyfarfod Cyffredinol Blynyddol a Darlith 2023”…

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