Theme: Excavation

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

Llanllyr House, built in the 1830s by the Lewes family, is traditionally thought to occupy the site of the medieval…

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

At Crugiau Cemmaes, four prominent Bronze Age barrows—part of a wider cemetery of up to nine mounds—stand alongside evidence of…

This Cadw-funded study explores the rich archaeological potential of Ceredigion’s inland raised bog at Cors Caron, following earlier work on…

This paper reports on excavations at two early medieval cemeteries: Brownslade Barrow and West Angle Bay. At Brownslade, a large…

In July 2017, two cairns and a part of a stone alignment on Mynydd y Betws,Carmarthenshire were excavated. One of…

This project, funded by the National Lottery Heritage Fund with support from the Defence Infrastructure Organisation and Cadw, investigated the…

At Whitesands Bay in Pembrokeshire, coastal erosion has revealed one of Wales’s most remarkable early medieval sites. Excavations between 2014…

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

Along the tidal channel of the Afon Leri at Ynyslas lie three hulks—Scheduled Ancient Monuments thought to be 19th-century slate-carrying…

as part of ongoing conservation efforts at the historic Hafod Estate, Cambria Archaeology carried out an evaluation within Mariamne’s Garden…