Theme: Military

Buckspool on the Castlemartin tank firing range is one of many Iron Age promontory forts on the Pembrokeshire coast that…

The First World War was an overwhelming event which had widespread effects across Wales - no area was left untouched…

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

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

Cadw has supported a series of surveys to improve understanding of prehistoric defended enclosures across Wales. Following an initial scoping…

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

This Cadw-funded survey examines prehistoric defended enclosures across Ceredigion, following earlier scoping and desk-based studies. A total of 227 sites…

Cadw has supported a series of surveys to improve understanding of prehistoric defended enclosures across Wales. Following an initial scoping…

This booklet traces the history of Carmarthen Castle, from its origins as a Norman earthwork to the great stone fortress…

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

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…