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ARCHAEOLOGIA CAMBRENSIS Cylchgrawn Cymdeithas Hynafiaethau Cyrmu The Journal of the Cambrian Archaeological Association. VOL. 140 (1991)
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ARCHAEOLOGIA CAMBRENSIS Cylchgrawn Cymdeithas Hynafiaethau Cyrmu The Journal of the Cambrian Archaeological Association. VOL. 140 (1991)
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Series:
Archaeologia Cambrensis
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Volume:
140
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Journal
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Cambrian Archaeological Association
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Year of Publication:
1992
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Issue for 1991, published 1992
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BIAB (The British Archaeological Bibliography (BAB))
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http://hdl.handle.net/10107/4750530
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20 Jan 2002
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Presidential address: Celticity, identity and the study of language -- facts, speculation and legend
D E Evans
1 - 20
Includes lengthy reviews of much of the recent work on the origins of Indo-European languages and the relationship between philology and archaeology.
The excavation of two Bronze Age cairns with associated standing stones in Dyfed: Parc Maen and Aber Camddwr II
E C Marshall
Kenneth Murphy
28 - 76
The sites of Aber Camddwr II and Parc Maen are separated by some distance, lie at different heights and the radiocarbon dates indicate that several centuries may have divided their construction. However, they are published together as it is considered that their similarities complement each other. At both sites the erection of standing stones, the setting up of timber posts and the deposition of charcoal in pits took place during or after the construction of a cairn. The cairn at Parc Maen was built at the beginning of the second millennium BC, that at Aber Camddwr in the middle of the same millennium. At both sites the cairns may have covered primary inhumations, with circumstantial evidence for later cremations at Parc Maen, although the principal secondary function of both sites appears to have been ceremonial rather than sepulchral.
Excavations at Caer Caradog, Llanfihangel Glyn Myfyr, Clwyd, 1963--4
J A Smith
R G Livens
77 - 101
The report of the excavations of this univallate hillfort of presumed prehistoric date is largely concerned with the character of the defences and the apparent lack of a proper entrance or gateway.
Excavations at Plas Berw, Anglesey, 1983--4
David Longley
102 - 119
An analysis of the standing structure of a large early-Renaissance style mansion added to a late medieval hall-house. This report contains a description of the excavations and historical notes on the house.
Medieval and Tudor finger rings found in Wales
John F Cherry
Mark Redknap
120 - 129
The purpose of this note is to publish a medieval gold ring, found near Ewenni Priory, Mid Glamorgan, which has been purchased by the National Museum of Wales, and to review the evidence past and recent for other precious metal medieval and Tudor rings, some previously unpublished, found in Wales.
Mason's marks in St. Asaph's cathedral
E Parry-Jones
Sybil Owen
155 - 160
A review of the range of the marks used together with speculation on their use in the medieval period and an attempt to sequence the various stages of construction using these marks.