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  Aberdâr  

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  Siambr Gladdu Bryn Cell...  

Show textShow cached sourceOpen source URL	Mae'n debyg mai Bryn Celli Ddu - y Domen yn y Llwyn Tywyll - yw'r heneb gynhanesyddol mwyaf adnabyddus ar Ynys Môn. Mae hefyd yn un o'r safleoedd archeolegol mwyaf atgofus ym Mhrydain. Fel beddi cynhanesyddol eraill, cafodd ei adeiladu i warchod gweddillion yr hynafiaid, ac i dalu teyrnged iddynt.
Compare text pagesCompare HTM pagesOpen source URLOpen target URLDefine cadw.llyw.cymru as primary domain	Bryn Celli Ddu – the Mound in the Dark Grove – is probably the best-known prehistoric monument on Anglesey, and is one of the most evocative archaeological sites in Britain. Like other prehistoric tombs on Anglesey it was constructed to protect and pay respect to the remains of the ancestors.

  Proffil Artist Preswyl ...  

Show textShow cached sourceOpen source URL	Yn ystod Prosiect Celf Cerrig Bryn Celli Ddu ar Ynys Môn ym mis Mehefin 2015, bydd yr artist Angela Davies yn gweithio ar y safle a chydag archaeolegwyr y prosiect, gan ymchwilio i bosibiliadau artistig y beddrod cyntedd hynod hwn.
Compare text pagesCompare HTM pagesOpen source URLOpen target URLDefine cadw.llyw.cymru as primary domain	During the Bryn Celli Ddu Rock Art Project on Anglesey in June 2015, artist Angela Davies will be working at the site and with the project archaeologists, investigating the artistic possibilities of this remarkable passage tomb and surrounding landscape. Cadw’s Heritage and Arts Manager, Dr. Ffion Reynolds asks her a few questions about her plans:

  Menter Treftadaeth Ddiw...  

Show textShow cached sourceOpen source URL	Er ein bod yn gwybod enwau llawer o'r llysoedd, dim ond lleoliad nifer fach ohonynt sy'n hysbys neu sydd wedi bod yn destun ymchwiliad archeolegol. Mae Menter Treftadaeth Ddiwylliannol Cymru wedi cefnogi gwaith ar safle dau lys pwysig: Llys Rhosyr, ger Niwbwrch yn ne-orllewin Ynys Môn, ac Abergwyngregyn ar arfordir gogledd Cymru.
Compare text pagesCompare HTM pagesOpen source URLOpen target URLDefine cadw.llyw.cymru as primary domain	Gwynedd’s princes governed their kingdom from a network of royal courts (llysoedd). Although many of the courts are known by name, few have been identified on the ground or investigated archaeologically. The Welsh Cultural Heritage Initiative has supported work at two important llys sites: Llys Rhosyr, near Newborough in south-west Anglesey, and Abergwyngregyn on the north Wales coast.

  Artist Preswyl  

Show textShow cached sourceOpen source URL	Defnyddiodd Matt Wright, ffotograffydd 360º, ddelweddau diffiniad uchel i greu cerfluniau a ysbrydolwyd gan wyth o safleoedd mwyaf eiconig y wlad sef Pentre Ifan, Gwaith Haearn Blaenafon, Abaty Tyndyrn, Porthgain, Abaty Glyn y Groes, Grŵp Cytiau Din Lligwy ar Ynys Môn a Chastell Rhaglan.
Compare text pagesCompare HTM pagesOpen source URLOpen target URLDefine cadw.llyw.cymru as primary domain	Matt Wright, a 360º photographer, utilised high definition imagery to create sculptures inspired by eight of the country’s most iconic sites Pentre Ifan, Blaenavon Ironworks, Tintern Abbey, Porthgain, Valle Crucis Abbey, Din Lligwy Hut Group on Anglesey and Raglan Castle.

  Menter Adfywio Glannau ...  

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Safle’r Ynys, Cei Llechi: Yn ganolog i ddatblygiad ehangach Glannau Caernarfon, mae’r Cei Llechi yn cynnig cyfleoedd adfywio sylweddol yn ogystal a’r gallu i fod yn brif yrrwr o newid yn yr ardal. Byddai’r datblygiad yn edrych i ddod ag adeiladau adfeiliedig y safle yn ôl i ddefnydd cymysg.

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Island Site, Slate Quay: The historic Slate Quay at the heart of Caernarfon Waterfront offers a significant regeneration opportunity with the ability to be a key catalyst – pivotal to the wider development of Caernarfon Waterfront. The development will be looking to bring the currently dilapidated buildings of the site back into a mixed-usage development. Find out more about the Slate Quay project here.

  Siambr Gladdu Bryn Cell...  

Show textShow cached sourceOpen source URL	Yr hyn sy'n unigryw am Fryn Celli Ddu o'i gymharu â beddi eraill ar Ynys Môn yw mai dyma'r unig un sydd wedi'i osod yn berffaith i gyd-fynd â'r haul yn codi ar ddiwrnod hiraf y flwyddyn. Ar wawrio hirddydd haf, mae llafnau o olau o'r haul sy'n codi yn cael eu taflu lawr y cyntedd i oleuo'r siambr gladdu fewnol.
Compare text pagesCompare HTM pagesOpen source URLOpen target URLDefine cadw.llyw.cymru as primary domain	What sets Bryn Celli Ddu apart from the other tombs on Anglesey, is that it is the only one to be accurately aligned to coincide with the rising sun on the longest day of the year. At dawn on midsummer solstice, shafts of light from the rising sun penetrate down the passageway to light the inner burial chamber. Perhaps this sunlight was meant to bring warmth and life to the ancestors?

  Gogledd Orllewin ac Yny...  

Show textShow cached sourceOpen source URL	Gall ymwelwyr ddarganfod llu o safleoedd anhygoel ac unigryw ar hyd y llwybr hwn sy’n mynd am 130 o filltiroedd o Ffynnon Gwenffrewi yn Nhreffynnon i Ynys Enlli. Rhed y llwybr drwy gefn gwlad, ger glan môr, coedwigoedd ac afonydd, a gall ymwelwyr weld ble arferai pentrefwyr yr Oes Haearn fyw, ble cerddai’r Rhufeiniaid, cysegrleoedd y pererinion a llwybrau teithwyr canoloesol ar hyd y ffordd hon.
Compare text pagesCompare HTM pagesOpen source URLOpen target URLDefine cadw.llyw.cymru as primary domain	Visitors can discover a myriad of amazing and unique sites along this path which runs for 130 miles from St Winefride’s Well at Holywell to Bardsey Island. Set against a beautiful backdrop of countryside, the sea, woods and rivers, visitors can see where Iron Age villagers settled, where Romans trod, the holy shrines of pilgrims and the tracks of medieval travellers along this route.

  Archeoleg Arfordirol a ...  

Show textShow cached sourceOpen source URL	Mae Prydain yn ynys ac mae ein glannau wedi bod yn fannau cyswllt â'r byd y tu allan ers amser maith. Mae masnach, goresgyn ac amddiffyn, fforio, anheddu, hamdden a diwydiant i gyd wedi gadael eu hôl ar y glannau ac ym moroedd Prydain.
Compare text pagesCompare HTM pagesOpen source URLOpen target URLDefine cadw.llyw.cymru as primary domain	Britain is an island nation and our shores have long been the points of contact with the outside world. Trade, invasion and defence, exploration, settlement, leisure and industry have all left distinctive marks on the shores and in the seas of Britain. Wales is certainly no exception.

  Cynlluniau Tu Allan a G...  

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Gwelliannau safle penodol wedi cael eu gwneud yn Llechwedd, Ysbyty Chwarel a Rheilffordd Llyn Padarn yn Llanberis, Taith y Llechen rhwng Tregarth a Bangor, Lôn Las Ogwen a Lôn Eifion a Pilgrims Gogledd Cymru Way sy'n cysylltu Ffynnon Gwenffrewi yn Sir y Fflint i Ynys Enlli ar y Penrhyn Llŷn, Amgueddfa Llandudno, Mwyngloddau Oes Efydd Great Orme a Pharc Gwledig y Gogarth.

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The project follows a “hub and spoke” approach, combining site-specific investments with a central interpretation platform. Site-specific improvements have been made at Llechwedd, The Quarry Hospital and Padarn Lake Railway in Llanberis, Taith y Llechen between Tregarth and Bangor, Lon Las Ogwen and Lon Eifion and North Wales Pilgrims Way which links St Winefride’s Well in Flintshire to Bardsey on the Llŷn Peninsula, Llandudno Museum, Great Orme Bronze Age Mines and Great Orme Country Park. Read the latest news on the Our Heritage project here.

  Cynlluniau Cadw a Gyfla...  

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Caer Rufeinig Segontium – Dyma’r Gaer Rufeinig gafodd ei defnyddio fwyaf yng Nghymru – defnyddiwyd y safle am dros 300 mlynedd. Roedd wedi’i chynllunio i ddal 1,000 o filwyr Rhufeinig ac roedd yn amddiffyn mynediad Rhufain at gyfoeth amaethyddol a mwynol Ynys Môn.

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Segontium Roman Fort – Considered to be the longest occupied Roman Fort in Wales, this site was in use for over 300 years.  Designed to hold 1,000 Roman soldiers, it protected Rome’s access to Anglesey’s rich agricultural and mineral wealth. The Heritage Tourism Project has contributed to the redevelopment of the visitor centre which now brings the history of the site to life through exciting graphics, a handling collection, a site guide, events and children’s activities. Visitors can follow the story of the Romans in Wales at this site.

  Ynys y Barri  

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Mae gan Ynys y Barri le allweddol yn hanes cymdeithasol de Cymru. Mae hyn oherwydd, o’r 1890au hyd at y datblygiad diweddar o dwristiaeth dorfol o dramor, roedd yn boblogaidd fel lleoliad teithiau dydd i lan y môr o gymunedau’r pyllau glo, a thu hwnt.

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Barry Island has a key place in the social history of south Wales. This is because from the 1890s until the recent development of mass foreign tourism it was the focus of day trips to the seaside from the communities of the coalfield, and beyond. But the island is more than this. It is a distinctive part of a dock and railway town that grew up rapidly from 1884. Dock and town were designed to break the monopoly of Cardiff Docks over coal exports from south Wales. By 1913, Barry was the world’s premier coal exporting port. It was, of necessity, a new community, which attracted migrants from across the British Isles, and its cosmopolitan dockland reflected its global reach.

  Ynys y Barri  

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Mae gan Ynys y Barri le allweddol yn hanes cymdeithasol de Cymru. Mae hyn oherwydd, o’r 1890au hyd at y datblygiad diweddar o dwristiaeth dorfol o dramor, roedd yn boblogaidd fel lleoliad teithiau dydd i lan y môr o gymunedau’r pyllau glo, a thu hwnt.

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Barry Island has a key place in the social history of south Wales. This is because from the 1890s until the recent development of mass foreign tourism it was the focus of day trips to the seaside from the communities of the coalfield, and beyond. But the island is more than this. It is a distinctive part of a dock and railway town that grew up rapidly from 1884. Dock and town were designed to break the monopoly of Cardiff Docks over coal exports from south Wales. By 1913, Barry was the world’s premier coal exporting port. It was, of necessity, a new community, which attracted migrants from across the British Isles, and its cosmopolitan dockland reflected its global reach.

  Ynys y Barri  

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Cydnabod pwysigrwydd y dirwedd a nodweddion y treflun sy’n cyfrannu at ymdeimlad nodedig o le a gall ymdeimlad cysylltiedig o gymuned ddylanwadu ar y ffordd y gofelir am Ynys y Barri a’r ffordd y caiff ei gwella a’i datblygu, nawr ac yn y dyfodol, mewn modd cynaliadwy.

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The immediate context of this study is the ongoing regeneration work that the Vale of Glamorgan Council and its partners are carrying out in Barry. This has generated enhancements to the historic eastern promenade and, at the time of writing, major redevelopment of the quays at Dock No. 1 is underway. However, it has broader intentions. Recognition of the significance of the landscape and townscape features that contribute to a distinctive sense of place and an associated feeling of community may influence the way Barry Island is looked after, enhanced and developed, now and in the future, in a sustainable manner. The report could inform dialogue about what is significant in the historic environment of the island, as further initiatives and opportunities arise — whether at the seaside or in residential areas.

  Ynys y Barri  

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Cydnabod pwysigrwydd y dirwedd a nodweddion y treflun sy’n cyfrannu at ymdeimlad nodedig o le a gall ymdeimlad cysylltiedig o gymuned ddylanwadu ar y ffordd y gofelir am Ynys y Barri a’r ffordd y caiff ei gwella a’i datblygu, nawr ac yn y dyfodol, mewn modd cynaliadwy.

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The immediate context of this study is the ongoing regeneration work that the Vale of Glamorgan Council and its partners are carrying out in Barry. This has generated enhancements to the historic eastern promenade and, at the time of writing, major redevelopment of the quays at Dock No. 1 is underway. However, it has broader intentions. Recognition of the significance of the landscape and townscape features that contribute to a distinctive sense of place and an associated feeling of community may influence the way Barry Island is looked after, enhanced and developed, now and in the future, in a sustainable manner. The report could inform dialogue about what is significant in the historic environment of the island, as further initiatives and opportunities arise — whether at the seaside or in residential areas.

  Cynlluniau Tu Allan a G...  

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Mona Antiqua (mewn partneriaeth â Menter Môn) - Ar un adeg dyma gartref mwynglawdd copr mwya’r byd ac mae’r prosiect hwn wedi archwilio ac adnewyddu hanes yr ardal ryfeddol hon o Ynys Môn. Gwnaethpwyd gwaith dehongli yng Nghanolfan Treftadaeth Biniau Copr Amlwch, Mynydd Parys a sawl safle yng Nghaergybi.

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Mona Antiqua (in partnership with Menter Mon) – Once home to the largest copper mine in the world, this project has explored and renewed the history of this remarkable area in Anglesey. Interpretation work has been carried out at Coppor Bins Amlwch Heritage Centre, Parys Mountain and various sites in Holyhead. Hubs have been set up at Holyhead, Amlwch, Beaumaris, Oriel Ynys Mon and in the South West (Aberffraw / Newburough Forest and Llys Llewelyn).  Conservation and interpretation work has also taken place at Llanddwyn Island, the Welsh equivelant of the patron saint of St Valentines – St Dwynwen. From exploring the history of copper in Wales, to discovering more about the patron saint of lovers, this project has helped to transform Angelsey into a heritage destination for all the family. Read the latest news on the Mona Antiqua project here.

  Cynlluniau Tu Allan a G...  

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Mona Antiqua (mewn partneriaeth â Menter Môn) - Ar un adeg dyma gartref mwynglawdd copr mwya’r byd ac mae’r prosiect hwn wedi archwilio ac adnewyddu hanes yr ardal ryfeddol hon o Ynys Môn. Gwnaethpwyd gwaith dehongli yng Nghanolfan Treftadaeth Biniau Copr Amlwch, Mynydd Parys a sawl safle yng Nghaergybi.

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Mona Antiqua (in partnership with Menter Mon) – Once home to the largest copper mine in the world, this project has explored and renewed the history of this remarkable area in Anglesey. Interpretation work has been carried out at Coppor Bins Amlwch Heritage Centre, Parys Mountain and various sites in Holyhead. Hubs have been set up at Holyhead, Amlwch, Beaumaris, Oriel Ynys Mon and in the South West (Aberffraw / Newburough Forest and Llys Llewelyn).  Conservation and interpretation work has also taken place at Llanddwyn Island, the Welsh equivelant of the patron saint of St Valentines – St Dwynwen. From exploring the history of copper in Wales, to discovering more about the patron saint of lovers, this project has helped to transform Angelsey into a heritage destination for all the family. Read the latest news on the Mona Antiqua project here.

  Grantiau  

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Mae’r wefan hon yn ganllaw cynhwysfawr i unrhyw un sy’n awyddus i drwsio, adfer neu drawsnewid at ddefnydd newydd unrhyw adeilad hanesyddol yn y Deyrnas Unedig (ac eithrio Ynysoedd y Sianel ac Ynys Manaw) sydd wedi’i restru, neu sydd mewn ardal gadwraeth ac o deilyngdod hanesyddol cydnabyddedig.

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This website is a comprehensive guide to funding for anyone seeking to repair, restore or convert for a new use any historic building in the United Kingdom (excluding the Channel Islands and the Isle of Man) which is listed, scheduled or in a conservation area and of acknowledged historic merit. It includes details of virtually all substantive funding sources which specialize in historic buildings, as well as many (including a variety of regeneration programmes) which provide funding for historic building projects within a wider remit.

  Cynlluniau Tu Allan a G...  

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Mona Antiqua (mewn partneriaeth â Menter Môn) - Ar un adeg dyma gartref mwynglawdd copr mwya’r byd ac mae’r prosiect hwn wedi archwilio ac adnewyddu hanes yr ardal ryfeddol hon o Ynys Môn. Gwnaethpwyd gwaith dehongli yng Nghanolfan Treftadaeth Biniau Copr Amlwch, Mynydd Parys a sawl safle yng Nghaergybi.

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Mona Antiqua (in partnership with Menter Mon) – Once home to the largest copper mine in the world, this project has explored and renewed the history of this remarkable area in Anglesey. Interpretation work has been carried out at Coppor Bins Amlwch Heritage Centre, Parys Mountain and various sites in Holyhead. Hubs have been set up at Holyhead, Amlwch, Beaumaris, Oriel Ynys Mon and in the South West (Aberffraw / Newburough Forest and Llys Llewelyn).  Conservation and interpretation work has also taken place at Llanddwyn Island, the Welsh equivelant of the patron saint of St Valentines – St Dwynwen. From exploring the history of copper in Wales, to discovering more about the patron saint of lovers, this project has helped to transform Angelsey into a heritage destination for all the family. Read the latest news on the Mona Antiqua project here.

  Castell Biwmares  

Show textShow cached sourceOpen source URL	Yn dechnegol berffaith ac wedi’i adeiladu ar ffurf cynllun ‘muriau o fewn muriau’ cywrain, roedd Castell Biwmares yn y 13eg ganrif o ran datblygiadau technolegol yn cyfateb i long ofod yn glanio’n ddiseremoni ar Ynys Môn heddiw.
Compare text pagesCompare HTM pagesOpen source URLOpen target URLDefine cadw.llyw.cymru as primary domain	Technically perfect and constructed according to an ingenious ‘walls within walls’ plan, Beaumaris Castle was the 13th-century hi-tech equivalent of a spaceship landing unceremoniously on Anglesey today.

  Llongau Drylliedig Cymru  

Show textShow cached sourceOpen source URL	Llong Ddrylliedig Pwll Fanog, Afon Menai, Ynys Môn (SH 5342 7070)
Compare text pagesCompare HTM pagesOpen source URLOpen target URLDefine cadw.llyw.cymru as primary domain	Pwll Fanog Wreck, Menai Strait, Anglesey (SH 5342 7070)

  Gogledd Orllewin ac Yny...  

Show textShow cached sourceOpen source URL	Mae’r Deyrnas Gopr, sy’n cynnwys ardal Amlwch ar Ynys Môn, yn cynnwys canolfan dreftadaeth y môr, a llwybrau penodol i fyny Mynydd Parys.
Compare text pagesCompare HTM pagesOpen source URLOpen target URLDefine cadw.llyw.cymru as primary domain	Encompassing the area of Amlwch on Anglesey, the Copper Kingdom includes a maritime heritage centre and waymarked trials up Parys mountain.

  Gogledd Orllewin ac Yny...  

Show textShow cached sourceOpen source URL	Rydych yma: Hafan › Dyddiau allan › Mapiau a theithiau › Atyniadau treftadaeth leol › Gogledd Orllewin ac Ynys Môn
Compare text pagesCompare HTM pagesOpen source URLOpen target URLDefine cadw.llyw.cymru as primary domain	You are here: Home › Days out › Maps and itineraries › Local heritage attractions › North West and Anglesey

  Taflenni ffeithiau  

Show textShow cached sourceOpen source URL	Gwaith Brics Porth Wen, Ynys Môn (© Hawlfraint y Goron (2017) Croeso Cymru)
Compare text pagesCompare HTM pagesOpen source URLOpen target URLDefine cadw.llyw.cymru as primary domain	Porth Wen Brickworks, Isle of Anglesey (© Crown copyright (2017) Visit Wales)

  Siambr Gladdu Trefignath  

Show textShow cached sourceOpen source URL	Dewiswch ranbarth Ynys Môn Y Canolbarth Y Gogledd De Cymru Gorllewin Gymru
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  Ynys y Barri  

Show textShow cached sourceOpen source URL	Rydych yma: Amgylchedd Hanesyddol › Adfywio & Chynaliadwyedd › Deall nodweddion › Ynys y Barri
Compare text pagesCompare HTM pagesOpen source URLOpen target URLDefine cadw.llyw.cymru as primary domain	You are here: Historic Environment › Regeneration & Sustainability › Understanding character › Barry Island

  Map Hanes Cymru: Cestyl...  

Show textShow cached sourceOpen source URL	Ble? Ynys Môn
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  Dod o hyd i ddigwyddiad  

Show textShow cached sourceOpen source URL	Cymru Gyfan Ynys Môn Y Canolbarth Y Gogledd De Cymru Gorllewin Gymru
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  Siambr Gladdu Bryn Cell...  

Show textShow cached sourceOpen source URL	Mae Bryn Celli Ddu yn adeiledd nodedig a rhyfeddol ar ynys sy'n gyfoethog o ran gweddillion cynhanesyddol.
Compare text pagesCompare HTM pagesOpen source URLOpen target URLDefine cadw.llyw.cymru as primary domain	Bryn Celli Ddu is a remarkable and mysterious structure on an island rich in prehistoric remains.

  Ynys y Barri  

Show textShow cached sourceOpen source URL	Ynys y Barri — Deall Nodweddion Trefol [pdf, 20.5Mb]
Compare text pagesCompare HTM pagesOpen source URLOpen target URLDefine cadw.llyw.cymru as primary domain	Barry Island — Understanding Urban Character [pdf, 20.5Mb]