Archaeologia Cambrensis A Record of the Antiquities of Wales and Its Marches and the Journal of the Cambrian Archaeological Association, VOL. 3., NEW SERIES

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Archaeologia Cambrensis

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http://hdl.handle.net/10107/2990752

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Journal

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Cambrian Archaeological Association

Year of Publication:

1852

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BIAB abstract no:

N.S.

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Volume 3 of new series (series 2)

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BIAB (The Index of Archaeological Papers)

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URI:	http://europeana-journals.llgc.org.uk/browse/viewpage/llgc-id:2919943/llgc-id:2990760/llgc-id:2990761/get650

Created Date:

08 Dec 2008

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Article Title	Author / Editor	Page Start/End
Kidwelly Castle.	George Thomas Clark	1 - 20
On a fort called Penlan, near St. Davids.	Cardale C Babington	25 - 26
Welsh, Deeds, 1340-1401.		36 - 45
Tumuli, Merionethshire.	W W Ffoulkes	65 - 68
British interments.	John Williams	81 - 92
On the myth and a passage of Diodorus.	Henry H Knight	115 - 127
On Irish families of Welsh extraction.	Herbert F Hore	127 - 149
On the architectural antiquities of south Pembrokeshire.	Edward A Freeman	161 - 202
The site of the last battle of Caractacus.	E R,	203 - 208
The remains at Tan Ben y Cevn, Llanidan, Anglesey.	William Wynn Williams	209 - 210
T. Outrageous proceedings in the time of Henry VI.		210 - 212
Original charters of the family of de la Roche of Pembrokeshire.	Joseph Hunter John M Traherne	258 - 271
A day's ramble in Brecknockshire.	John O Westwood	271 - 276
On the recent excavations at Vallecrucis Abbey.	Dungannon	276 - 282
Monumental cross at Llangattock.	Thomas Wakeman	291 - 293