Archaeologia CambrensisW. Pickering, 1925 - Electronic journals |
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altar Anglesey Arch Archæological arrow-heads Bangor barrow beaker bell Bishop Brecon Brecon Cathedral Bronze Age Bugeilyn building burials bust cuirassed bust draped Caerhun CAES Camb Cardiff Carmarthen Carmarthenshire Castle century Chapel Church Cohen comp coins CYRIL FOX David Denbighshire diademed and bust died Edryd effigies Evans excavations face Female figure standing field S. C. flint food-vessel fragments Glastonbury Griffith Harold Hughes Head diademed Head laureated Head radiate crown holding Hugh Inscription illegible interesting John Jones Kanovium laureated and bust LLANDAFF CATHEDRAL Llandilo Llandinam Llandyrnog Llanfairfechan Llanhilleth Lloyd Lord LXXX Marchudd Marchweithian Mint mark monument Mortimer Wheeler Museum North Wales North Wales Gazette ornament P. F. AVG parish period pottery probably rampart Rhys road Roman Segontium side slabs stone Survey Thomas tions tomb Tower vessel wall Welsh Williams Wittim Worn Wynne
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