Region: Dyfed

Porth y Rhaw, near Solva, is a heavily defended coastal promontory fort now threatened by cliff erosion. Excavations uncovered the…

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

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

Geophysical and topographical surveys near the former farmstead of Pant y Butler identified two prominent Bronze Age round barrows, with…

As part of the Cadw-funded pan-Wales Ports and Harbours Project, this study focused on identifying the maritime archaeological resource of…

The distinctive character of the Ceredigion upland landscape that today we consider‘natural’, has in factbeen shaped and changed by people…

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…

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…

As part of Cadw’s threat-related assessment programme, these projects examined the survival and significance of holy wells across southwest Wales.…

These Cadw-funded projects form part of a programme to record traditional farmsteads across Dyfed. Beginning with a pilot study in…