Period: Roman

Though seemingly unchanging, many historic churches have witnessed constant renewal, adaptation and repair during the last thousand years or more…

In 2024, as part of a collaborative project on Roman archaeology in Northeast Wales, Heneb: The Trust for Welsh Archaeology…

The area which now forms the south-east corner of Wales was under Roman rule for approximately three and a half…

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

In 2017–18, CPAT ran a Cadw-funded community project exploring Roman activity along the Deeside coastal strip. Centred on Pentre Ffwrndan,…

As part of Cadw’s programme to address under-represented monument types, Dyfed Archaeological Trust assessed Roman non-military sites in the Dyfed…

As part of a Cadw-funded pan-Wales study of Roman forts and roads, fluxgate gradiometer surveys were carried out at Trawscoed…

Archaeological investigations in Dinefwr Park, Llandeilo, revealed two superimposed Roman forts along with roads, a vicus (civilian settlement), and a…

Surveys at the Roman fortlet of Waun Ddu, on the edge of the Brecon Beacons near Llandovery, recorded its earthwork…

For many years a large U-shaped earthwork near Wiston was thought to be little more than an old quarry, despite…

This project investigated the Roman forts at Trawscoed and Erglodd using specialist geophysical survey techniques. Carried out as part of…

This report takes the form of a gazetteer of Roman roads within the former counties of Glamorgan and Gwent. Where…