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
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
Gelligaer Common, on the border between Caerphilly and Merthyr Tydfil, has long been known for its Bronze Age burial cairns, and the remains of the medieval longhouses excavated by Lady (Aileen) Fox in… Read More
Hello! I’m Judith and work for a Welsh Archaeological Trust doing Archaeological Planning. It’s a bit of a varied job and basically we provide information to local authorities, developers, architects, agents, utilities, anything… Read More
