Period: Medieval

The Hedd yr Ynys excavation at Llangefni, Anglesey, revealed a complex site with evidence of activity spanning from the Romano-British…

Castell Carndochan, near Llanuwchllyn, is a little-known stone castle of the Welsh princes, thought to date to the time of…

This Cadw-funded project assessed the significance of medieval and post-medieval mills and waterpower sites across Glamorgan and Gwent. A total…

Cross-ridge dykes, thought to date to the early medieval period, are rare features in southeast Wales, typically surviving as short…

The ironmaking industry shaped much of the historic landscape of South East Wales, yet its remains are increasingly threatened by…

This Cadw-funded project examined the evidence for pre-Norman ecclesiastical sites in the former counties of Glamorgan and Gwent. A desk-based…

Hidden behind modern development in Ammanford, the earthwork remains of a medieval timber castle survive as a Scheduled Ancient Monument.…

As part of the Arfordir Project, Dyfed Archaeological Trust investigated the eroding medieval settlement at St Ishmael, Carmarthenshire. Excavations in…

As part of Cadw’s 2007 programme to address under-represented monument types, Dyfed Archaeological Trust evaluated medieval fortified dwellings in the…

As part of a Cadw-funded threat-related assessment project, Dyfed Archaeological Trust investigated the under-represented site type of medieval and early…

Excavations in 2008 and 2009 at Porthclew Chapel revealed a complex site with evidence of multiple phases of activity. Geophysical…

In 2007, Cambria Archaeology carried out a two-week excavation at Maenclochog with support from PLANED, Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, and…