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Arfordir Coastal Heritage (Dyfed)


‘Arfordir’, or ‘Coastline’, is a pilot project set up to record, understand and monitor changes in our coastal heritage.
The project will bring volunteers together to identify and record coastal heritage sites, and the changes that are happening to them, with help from professional archaeologists.

Arfordir

Oblique aerial view of a coastal promontory with steep rocky cliffs, earthwork defences, and enclosed fields overlooking the sea
Region
Dyfed
Period
Medieval Modern Post Medieval Prehistoric
Theme
Coastal Community

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