Ancient Stones… Standing and Rolling
Scroll down for English version…and more Stones news… Carreg Las Côr y Cewri: Chwedl neu Wyddoniaeth? Canolfan Bethlehem 22 Mai, 7pm “Ymunwch â ni ar gyfer noson ddiddorol gyda’r awdur a’r daearydd lleol...
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Battle of the Bluestones
Local author Brian John will talk about Ein Hanes – the Battle of the Stonehenge Bluestones at Theatr Gwaun, Fishguard, on Wednesday 13 March at 6pm. Over the past century there has been a debate...
‘Tread Lightly’ Plea for Heritage Sites
This is a bilingual message from the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park. To read the English version, please scroll down. Mae’r cynnydd yn y diddordeb yn safleoedd archeolegol a hanesyddol Sir Benfro wedi ysgogi Awdurdod...
Did Stonehenge First Stand in Pembrokeshire?
Not long ago we recounted in our series The Merlin Files how the legendary wizard was said to have moved Stonehenge from Ireland to Britain. Now stunning new historical evidence suggests that somehow the...
The Merlin Files 6 – Who Was He?
According to the ancient Welsh White Book of Rhydderch, the first name that the island of Britain bore before it was taken or settled was Myrddin’s Precinct. This has led some to believe that...
The Merlin Files 3 – Magician
When Aurelius became king of Britain around 1,500 years ago, he was keen to mark the burial place of hundreds of his warriors who had been treacherously assassinated by the Saxons near Kaercaradduc (later...
