The Festival of Archaeology Roadshow rumbles into the distance for another year!
But, weep not, you can re-live all GGAT’s archaeology fueled Outreach events through our FoA Lookbook. Here you can look back at a selection of photos from our many and varied events, helping you to keep warm until next years FoA rolls into town once more.
As part of the Big Welsh Walk campaign, GGAT will be carrying out a circular tour to look at the ironworks, its water management and transport systems, as well as some of the places where the people associated with it lived. No dark Satanic mills here now – most of our walk follows the Taff Trail through beautiful scenery at the edge of the Brecon Beacons.
Distance: 7km
Duration: 3.5 hours
Dates: 23 May 2015
Times: 10.00am – 1.30pm (approx)
Start/Parking: In front of Cyfarthfa Castle main entrance
Be sure that you have stout footwear and suitable clothing. Please follow the Countryside Code: http://www.countrysidecodewales.org.uk
To book a place on the walk and for more information, contact Dr Edith Evans
edith@ggat.org.uk, or phone 01792 634227
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Places are limited to 30 on this walk.
Long before the Americans and other World Leaders took over the Celtic Manor Resort for the NATO Summit, another invading nation, the Romans, decided to make the land there their home.
Discover all about the Roman archaeology around the Celtic Manor, learn about the excavations, associated finds and background information.
The Glamorgan-Gwent Archaeological Trust have undertaken all the archaeological works at the site, where construction of a top class golf course and management of top class archaeology somehow had to work together.
Learn more by visiting the Celtic Manor Archaeology website.
The Glamorgan-Gwent Archaeological Trust 