Archaeologia Cambrensis The Journal of the Cambrian Archaeological Association. VOL. 1. SIXTH SERIES

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Title:		 Archaeologia Cambrensis The Journal of the Cambrian Archaeological Association. VOL. 1. SIXTH SERIES
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Series:		 Archaeologia Cambrensis
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Volume:		 56
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http://hdl.handle.net/10107/4718621
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Publication Type:		 Journal
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Publisher:		 Cambrian Archaeological Association
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Year of Publication:		 1901
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BIAB abstract no: 6 ser
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Created Date:		 08 Dec 2008
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Article Title Sort Order no arrows Access Type Author / Editor Page
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Llantrissant Castle.
Reference record only John S Corbett
 1 - 7
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The Van.
Reference record only John S Corbett
 8 - 11
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Castell-y-Mynach.
Reference record only John S Corbett
 12 - 13
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Llancaiach House.
Reference record only Charles Wilkins
 14 - 19
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Two Kelto-Roman finds in Wales.
Reference record only John Romilly Allen
 20 - 44
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Part of a late Celtic bronze collar found at Llandyssil, Cardiganshire.
Reference record only W R Barker
 83 - 84
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Ynys Seiriol.
Reference record only Henry Harold Hughes
 85 - 108
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Some parallels between Celtic and Indian institutions.
Reference record only Griffith Hartwell Jones
 109 - 125
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Welsh records.
Reference record only John Pym Yeatman
 126 - 132
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Notes on the older churches in the four Welsh dioceses.
Reference record only Stephen R Glynne
 133 - 147
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Lych gates in the diocese of Llandaff.
Reference record only George E Halliday
 149 - 151
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Gwladys, sister of Tydvil.
Reference record only Charles Wilkins
 151 - 153
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Mediæval domestic mortars used as holy water stoups in churches.
Reference record only Stephen W Williams
 153 - 155
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Archæological survey of Wales, Pembrokeshire section.
Reference record only E Laws
 156 - 160
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Bronze implements found at Penwylt, Brecknockshire.
Reference record only W L Morgan
 162 - 164
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Some carved wooden spoons made in Wales.
Reference record only John Romilly Allen
 165 - 172
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A destroyed Tudor building in Wrexham.
Reference record only Alfred Neobard Palmer
 173 - 178
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The architectural history of the cathedral church of St. Deiniol, Bangor.
Reference record only Henry Harold Hughes
 179 - 204
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The family of Jenkins.
Reference record only H F J Vaughan
 205 - 226
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The Pentre Poeth inscribed stone.
Reference record only John Rhys
 240 - 244
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Wanten or Wanton Dyke, with some remarks on upper and lower short dykes.
Reference record only J M E Lloyd
 279 - 298
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Dolforwyn Castle and its lords.
Reference record only Richard Williams
 299 - 317
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Inscribed stone at Fishguard.
Reference record only A W Wade-Evans
 318
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