antiquarian

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  February 4, 2025

  Nettasagri Ogham Stone – Bridell in Pembrokeshire, Wales

  Within this churchyard is a 7ft tall spotted dolerite stone inscribed with 5th century Ogham markings as well as a cross, which was thought to have been added around the 9th or 10th centuries CE. A few people have also suggested there are prehistoric cup marks on one side of the stone. The Ogham is…

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  January 29, 2025

  Cors y Gedol – Neolithic Site in Gwynedd, Wales

  This cromlech is situated in the old parish of Llanddwywe. Its a beautiful site with stunning views of Eryri and Bae Ceredigion. The name Cors y Gedol comes from the 16th century manor house nearby, who’s estate would have once covered a larger area of land here. Some old records of this monument also refer…