Towards the end of Summer 2011, the Glamorgan-Gwent Archaeological Trust, funded by Cadw, recovered the remains of a single burial that had been eroding out of the cliff edge at Cwm Nash, Monknash,… Read More
Recruitment is now in progress for the Access to Archaeology volunteer project. The Glamorgan-Gwent Archaeological Trust are currently looking for volunteers for our new Access to Archaeology project (A2A). This scheme aims to… Read More
Following the exciting discovery last summer on Gelligaer Common of a piece of prehistoric art – a cup-marked stone, the Glamorgan-Gwent Archaeological Trust and Groundwork Caerphilly decided that it would be a good… Read More
On a misty Saturday morning people were gathering at St Donats church ready to take part in a free training course. The Introduction to Graveyard Recording training session began on Saturday 10th March… Read More
On Saturday 3rd March people assembled in the Dyfed Archaeological Trust offices in Llandelio in order to learn more about graveyard investigation and survey in a free training session made possible by the… Read More
Ever been interested in having a go at some hands on family history research? The Council for British Archaeology (CBA) with funding from Cadw is putting on two special free training sessions that… Read More
More secrets of Swansea’s prehistoric past have come to light on the foreshore at Oystermouth Bay. Archaeologists from the Glamorgan-Gwent Archaeological Trust along with local volunteers taking part in the Arfordir Coastal project,… Read More
Do you want to develop your career in archaeology? Are you interested in working directly with a wide range of communities? The Council for British Archaeology (CBA) is offering 10 twelve month paid… Read More
On Wednesday 7th December GGAT attended the Senedd as part of the HLF Wales projects representation. The evening was a showcase for all the recent projects that have been funded by the HLF.… Read More
