archaeology
CARMARTHEN: Council to demolish former Wilko and car park built over tomb of Henry VII’s father
Carmarthenshire's cabinet approved demolishing the former Wilko at Friars Park and rebuilding the 250-space car park on Monday, without debate…
“Internationally significant” discoveries shed new light on Swansea’s world-famous industrial past
A series of "internationally significant" archaeological discoveries are providing new insights into Swansea's world-famous industrial story, with rare evidence of…
‘Missing piece of the puzzle’: Roman villa uncovered in Margam in one of Wales’ most significant archaeological finds
Archaeologists have uncovered the footprint of a Roman villa in Margam — a discovery experts say could rewrite what we…
Roman road and artefacts unearthed at former Carmarthen Lidl site
Archaeologists have uncovered remarkable traces of Carmarthen’s Roman past during excavations at the former Lidl supermarket site in Priory Street.
History enthusiasts learn of rediscovered artefacts at Mumbles sea defence site
Archaeologists working on a coastal protection scheme in Mumbles have explained some of their finds to local history archivists.
Mysterious Discovery Digs arrive at three Welsh Castles
The last Prince of Wales, Llywelyn ap Gruffudd, (also known as Llywelyn the Last) is a national hero - but…
Artefacts found on new £6.3m Haverfordwest town centre development
Pembrokeshire County Council is beginning to outline the next steps to redevelop the Western Quayside in Haverfordwest, but not before…
New archaeology club lets Neath residents ‘dig history’
Do you love history? Would you love to learn more about your local area, study artefacts, get your hands dirty…
Park Authority urges visitors of archaeology sites to #TreadLightly
A surge of interest in Pembrokeshire’s archaeological and historical sites has prompted the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park Authority to issue…