Tag: Wales
24 Posts
Archaeologies of Death and Memory, Landscape Monuments
“Mine’s a tale that can’t be told” – Death & Led Zeppelin
Archaeologies of Death and Memory, Church Monuments, Churches, Medieval Archaeology, Religious Houses
Reinterpreting a 14th-century Grave-Slab Fragment from Llanbedr Dyffryn Clwyd, Denbighshire
Archaeologies of Death and Memory, Castles, Medieval Archaeology
Welsh Myth at Harlech
Archaeorants, Assembly Places and Practices, Early Medieval Archaeology, Early Medieval Inscribed and Sculpted Stones, Heritage, Landscape Monuments, Project Eliseg
“This is our Land” – The New Sign at Valle Crucis about the Pillar of Eliseg
A Welsh Roadside Memorial
Early Medieval Archaeology, Early Medieval Inscribed and Sculpted Stones, Places and Landscapes
