21. Archaeology Links University of Wales, Bangor Department of history and welsh History; Universityof Wales of Wales, Newport - SCARAB (Study of Culture, archaelogy, Religions http://pages.britishlibrary.net/cba.wales/links.html

Cyngor Archaeoleg Brydeinig CYMRU Council for British Archaeology WALES ** Online Information for Archaeology in Wales ** CBA Wales Home About CBA Wales CBA Wales' Newsletter What's On ... Join Us This page contains links to web sites of archaeological interest, particularly sites concentrating on Welsh archaeology. If you have such a page, or know of one which would be a suitable addition, please contact our web master. Other CBA Sites Local Trusts Government Organisations ... Miscellaneous Other CBA Sites Council for British Archaeology - the web site run by the central CBA organisation. Council for Scottish Archaeology - our sister organisation for Scotland. Local Trusts Clwyd-Powys Archaeological Trust - CPAT is one of four Welsh Archaeological Trusts working to help protect, record and interpret all aspects of the historic landscape in Wales. Government Organisations Cadw: Welsh Historic Monuments - Created in 1984, Cadw carries out the complete range of responsibilities for the conservation, presentation, and promotion of the built heritage of Wales on behalf of the National Assembly for Wales. - The Royal Commission was established in 1908 to make an inventory of the ancient and historical monuments of Wales and Monmouthshire. It is currently empowered by a Royal Warrant of 1992 to survey, record, publish and maintain a database of ancient and historical sites, structures and landscapes in Wales. It is also responsible for the

22. Language Study Portuguese, Russian. Spanish, Swedish. welsh, Animal Noises. Greek, Classics 203Introduction to Medieval Latin Classics and Mediterranean archaelogy Home Page http://www.nacnet.org/education/edulang.htm

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23. Welsh Culture archaelogy ( threads, 18 posts) Books n Links (17 posts) recommended readingand online archaeological resources Prev Casglu r Tlysau welsh culture http://www.ancientworlds.net/aw/Post/213435

New! The Orient Rome Hellas Egypt ... Site Map Welcome Join the Group! Cilipeid Celtica - Wales Edition A general reference work and discussion area for Wales. Archaelogy threads, posts) Books 'n Links posts) Historical Thread recommended reading and online archaeological resources ... Members have made Posts here to date. Next: ylais... Prev: Casglu'r Tlysau welsh culture Author: ylais Silures - Posts on this thread out of Posts sitewide. Date: Oct 23, 2003 i will go look at that site. thank you for posting it. i have been searching for info like that, since i am trying to put a site together about british/celtic culture, especially folklore. hoping to get stories from ppl directly, since i live in wales. i noticed there is a lack of sites that are about this subject! also, in the celtic field, it is mostly about irish and scottish (gaelic) traditions, and the rest are left out! on here we have a samhain festival coming up, but that is what it is known as to gaels. to the cymru ppl, in their language, it is Nos Calan Gaeaf.

24. Library welsh Rulers (3) Government (4). 1330 November 11 , 2003. I m looking forward tothat, ylais! ) {n/t}. ( *Caileadair Morna ) Books n Links (18) archaelogy (19). http://www.ancientworlds.net/aw/Homesite/Posts/23524

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25. Arthurian Literature & Art and the Matter of Britainimpressive site with links to archaelogy, history, texts welshLiteraturegood short introduction; more on Arthur s welsh antecedents http://members.cox.net/academia/labelle.html

Gender, Literature, and Art, Part Ia "La Belle Dame Sans Merci" by Sir Frank Dicksee Part I: Celtic, Medieval, Renaissance Index Medieval Arthurian SitesGeneral Celtic ContextsGeneral The Grail and the Fisher King More Gender/Sexuality Issues ... click here Medieval Arthurian SitesGeneral King Arthur from the Christian Heroes Tapestry, c. King Arthur: Romancing Politics (Norton Topics online) good compact introduction. Britannia's King Arthur many links; one of the best historical sites, by a recognized Arthurian scholar. Quest for Arthur historical/legendary background. Magical Glastonbury article. Arthurian links to many historical and literary sites (some are covered or updated below). Photographic Journey up Glastonbury Tor virtual tour. Now read a scholarly article At the Tomb of King Arthur LegendsKing Arthur and the Matter of Britain impressive site with links to archaelogy, history, texts, illustrations, major characters, etc. Introduction to the Middle Ages, Part I

26. Flintshire County Council - Community Directory 712218, Clwyd Area Scout Council, c/o SGOWTIAID CYMRU welsh SCOUT COUNCIL,,01352 714789, 820666, Council of British archaelogy, 01904 671417, http://www.flintshire.gov.uk/educ/flintsoc.nsf/fma_AlphaEnglish?readForm

27. Sitemap org/CeltArch.html (Topics covered General, Irish, Mulitiple, archaelogy Bibliographies,Spain). http//www.celtdigital.org/ScotGael.html welsh http//celtdigital http://celtdigital.org/Sitemap.htm

Main Page http://celtdigital.org/ Celtic Archaeology http://www.celtdigital.org/CeltArch.html (Topics covered General, Irish, Mulitiple, Archaelogy Bibliographies, Spain) Celtic Art Library http://celtdigital.org/CeltArtIntro.htm Manuscript Art http://celtdigital.org/Manart.htm Book of Kells Artwork http://celtdigital.org/CeltArtKells.htm Book of Durrow Artwork http://celtdigital. org /Durrow.htm Book of Lindisfarne Artwork http://celtdigital. org /Lind.htm Links for Manuscripts http://celtdigital. org /Kelllinks.htm (Includes web sites: Official Site for the Book of Kells at Trinity College, The Magnificent Book of Kells, Book of Kells Resources, Image links for the Book of Kells, Book of Durrow and Book of Lindisfarne) Jewelry/Pottery/Coins http://www.celtdigital.org/CeltJewel.html Stone Art (Includes images of stone art done by Celts and Celtic inspired.) http://www.celtdigital.org/Stone.html Links http://celtdigital.org/Stonelinks.html Celtic Clip Art (Modern Celtic inspired art found on the web) http://celtdigital.org/Clipart.htm Crosses (Includes 5 anonymous images and one by Cari Buziak) http://celtdigital.org/crosses.htm

28. Mystical-WWW : King Arthur Bibliography Jones, Bedwyr Lewis, Arthur Y Cymry, The welsh Arthur (University of Wales Press,Cardiff, 1975). characters; the historic, the legend and archaelogy. http://www.mystical-www.co.uk/glastonbury/bibly.htm

Mystical World Wide Web King Arthur Bibliography FURTHER READING GRID ARTHURIAN LEGEND BOOKS MEDIEVAL EARLY TEXTS ... MYSTICAL GLASTONBURY This page was brought to you by Mystical World Wide Web "http://www.mystical-www.co.uk" Books on the Arthurian Legend for further reading Modern Language Association of America. Arthurian Group. A bibliography of Arthurian critical literature (v.1-2; 1922/29-1930/35, New York). 'The Fall of Camelot' (by the editors of Time-Life Books, Time-Life Books, Alexandria, VA [USA], 1986). Alcock, Leslie, 'Arthur's Britain' (Penguin Press, 1971). More documentary evidence of King Arthur's historical existence. Alcock has published many works concerning archaelogical excavations of Glastonbury. Andronik, Catherine M., 'Quest for a King': Searching for the Real King Arthur (Atheneum, New York, 1989). Examines the historical evidence behind the legends. Ashe, Geoffrey, 'King Arthur's Avalon: The Story of Glastonbury' (Dutton, New York, 1958, reprinted). Ashe, Geoffrey, 'From Caesar to Arthur' (London: Collins, 1960). Ashe, Geoffrey, et al, 'Quest for Arthur's Britain' (Granada, London; Praeger, New York, 1968; reprinted with new introduction in 1987).

29. Reference Links welsh. Briony Williams, Resources for adult learners of welsh Wiretap. Returnto the Reference Index or to Lause s Links. archaelogy Preservation. http://www.geocities.com/CollegePark/Quad/6460/libr/ref.html

Reference Reference Works Direct Links to Libraries of Online Books Book Reviews References in Other Disciplines Foreign Languages ... Internet Issues Reference Works See one example of a Virtual Reference Desk to get a taste of the possibilities posed by the WWW. Your shelf includes the American English Dictionary and Webster's Dictionary , along with Roget's Thesaurus (also available in the 1911 edition with A Table Alphabetical of Hard Usual English Words , ed. by Robert Cawdrey (Toronto). See also John Bartlett's Familiar Quotations (1901 edition). See also William Strunk's The Elements of Style (1918 ed.), and the MLA Style Manual , now supplimented by the H-Net Guide to citing WWW sources ) Available for free trial is Grolier Encyclopedia and parts of the Encyclopedia Britannica . Also useful is Tile.Net , a thorough guide to online Newsgroups as well as the Web. Other useful general sources are Numbers 1 through 19 of Joseph McCabe's freethought tracts in Big Blue Books , and Thomas Gallus' American Beer: Glimpses of Its History and Description of Its Manufacture rollanet.org Return to the Reference Index or to Lause's Links Libraries of Online Books There are a wide variety of reference sources available online. Your ready sources include:

30. American Archaeology Jayne Wanner s article on the welsh connection Southwestern archaelogy, an old saw suggests that the region runs from Durango Colorado to Durango Mexico, and http://www.americanwest.com/namarch/archindx.htm

American Archaeology A New Article about findings at the site of an 1860's Nevada saloon! Archaeology - New Subscriptions Only Keep up with the latest information on Monumental Civil War battlefields, ancient Inca mummies, lost treasures of the pharaohs, lost cities submerged. For 50 years, ARCHAEOLOGY has journeyed across the earth to bring you history's unbelievable secrets and the remarkable lives of the brave archaeologists who lay them bare. New Orders Only and unlock the secrets! As low as $3.33 per issue! For more Western related magazines , click here More great gift ideas... Western Books and both classic and new Western Movies NEWEST additions to these links: Rockhound News Online - Archaeological, Geologic, Speleologic and Lapidary Links for you. Jamestown Rediscovery Another Chumash Site Found Clay Singer's comments about the site: "It was a fishing village." The Chumash occupied the site from about February through May every year, hunting, clamming, and fishing, Singer believes. "What's important about the site is that it's the last of its kind" in Pismo Beach, Singer said. "There hasn't been anything ( found ) like it in the past 40 years." New additions to these links: Welsh Prince Madoc and the Mandan tribe circa 1170. Legend has it that Prince Madoc sailed from Wales in 1170 and discovered America many years before Columbus.

31. BOOKS AND ARTICLES ABOUT THE ANGLO-SAXONS Gelling M, Why Aren t We Speaking welsh ? , AngloSaxon Studies in Archaeology BurghalHidage The Establishment of a Text in Medieval archaelogy XIII (1969 http://www.lydford.co.uk/anglosaxonreferences.htm

LYDFORD, DEVONSHIRE, UK The Dartmoor Village of National Historical Importance http://www.lydford.co.uk in operation since 1999 at no cost to public funds. Author: Derek W Palmer E-Mail: d.w.palmer@lydford.co.uk Return to Lydford Home Page. BOOKS AND ARTICLES ABOUT THE ANGLO-SAXONS (some of the many) Asser, "Life of King Alfred" (First published in about AD890. Translation: Penguin Books, 1986) Alcock, Leslie, "Arthur's Britain" (Allen Lane, 1971) Arnold C J, "An Archaeology of the Early Anglo-Saxon Kingdoms" (Routledge, 1997) Biddle M "Towns" in 'The Archaeology of Anglo-Saxon England' (1976, Wilson D M, Editor) Campbell J, John E and Wormald P, "The Anglo-Saxons" (Phaidon 1982, Penguin 1991) 272 pages: full of information, excellently written and including many beautiful photographs of Anglo-Saxon jewellery, manuscripts etc and informative maps. Connor PW, "Anglo-Saxon Exeter: a Tenth Century Cultural History" (Boydell Press, 1993 Crossle-Holland K (editor), "The Anglo-Saxon World" (Oxford University Press, 1986) Cunliffe, Barry "Wessex to AD1000" (Longman, 1993)

32. WANTLIST Of GREAT BRITAIN USED Yvert Catalog Years 1996 - 2002 Europa, 27, 35p. Industrial archaelogy, 27, 35p. Industrial archaelogy, Souvenirsheet. 210809, New Scottish definitives, 64p. 2110-12-13, New welsh definitives,2nd,64p. http://www.historiapostal.com/Paginasweb/GREATBRITAIN1995-2000.htm

DESCRIPTIVE WANTLIST of GREAT BRITAIN USED Yvert Numeration Years 1980 - 2004 Eduardo Martín Pérez Apartado 520 E-51080 CEUTA ESPAÑA www.historiapostal.com edu@historiapostal.com Updated: 12.06.2004 YEAR YVERT No. DESCRIPTION VALUES London 1980 Exhibition M. Sheet Historic Landmarks Victorian novelists English conductors Athletic associations Christmas Folklore International Year of the Disabled 50th anniversary of National Trust for Scotland The Duke of Edinburgh's Awards Fishermen's Year 18, 22, 25 p Christmas Charles Darwin death centenary Textile designs Automobiles River Fishs Commonwealth Day Gardens Christmas Royal Institute of British Architets Cattle Greenwich Meridian Centenary Mail Coach bicentenary Insects Safety at Sea Film stars and directors Halley's Comet Queen Elizabeth's 60th Birthday 34p pair Europa - Nature conservation Domesday Book Commonwealth Games Christmas Sir Isaac Newton Order of the Thistle, Scotland Christmas Linnean Society of London Sports Europa - Transportation and Communication Edward Lear Souvenir sheet Birds Food and farming year Special occasions stamps 19p x 5 Europa Industrial Archaelogy Industrial Archaelogy Souvenir sheet Christmas Royal Microscopical Society The Lord Mayor's Show, London

33. The Languages Of Scotland - Part I: Pictish were to give rise to the modern Brittonic languages welsh, Cornish and Breton LINKSPictish Arts Society Pictish_Links The Heroic Age - archaelogy and History http://21stcenturyfogey.com/pictish.htm

Home Weblogue Bah Humbug Dressing for Pleasure Etchings Games THE LANGUAGES OF SCOTLAND - I PICTISH The first historically attested inhabitants of what is now Scotland were the Picts. Little is known for certain about them and this lack of sure knowledge has given rise to all sorts of mythologising and wild theories. It appears that the Picts originally had little unity amongst themselves until the coming of the Romans. In a sense, the Romans created the Picts, since the Picts were simply those tribes of northern Britain who remained unconquered by Rome's legions. Click on map to see a larger map of the tribes of Scotland around 150ad. The threat represented by the Roman Empire caused these tribes to merge into two great confederacies, known to the Romans as the Maetae or Verturiones and the Caledonii or Dicalydones, collectively called Picts. These two great confederacies later joined to create the Pictish kingdom which lasted until 840AD when it was conquered by the Gaelic speaking kingdom of the Scots of Dalriada. After this date, the Picts disappear from history. The word Pict may or may not come from the Latin picti It's known for certain that at least some, probably most, Picts spoke a Celtic language. Some of the recorded names of Pictish tribes are clearly Celtic, and there are many placenames in the old territory of the Picts which derive from Celtic-Pictish elements. This Celtic-Pictish was most likely the northern extension of the same Celtic language as that of the Britons who were absorbed into the Roman Empire. Placename and other evidence make it clear that Celtic-Pictish belonged to the same branch of Celtic as Brittonic.

34. ISRAPUNDIT: News & Views On Israel engine) with such key words as Khartoum, Arafat, Cleo Noel , and James welsh . Nevermind that Biblical archaelogy is one of the oldest, most respected and http://israpundit.blogspot.com/2003_02_01_israpundit_archive.html

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35. Young Simon in Wales and the West Recent work in Early Christian archaelogy, History and Teilo,St Cadog, and St Buite in Italy? , Journal of welsh Ecclesiastical History http://www.isu.unifi.it/phd/young/progetto.htm

programma dei corsi fondatori e partner Istituto Italiano di Scienze Umane (ISIT) Home ... Contatti Progetto di ricerca British-Celts and Gaels in Italy in the early Middle Ages: pilgrimage and peregrinatio a) Introduction The aim of this doctorate would be to give an account of Insular pilgrims and peregrini in Italy in the early Middle Ages. The focus would be on two different 'Celtic' peoples: the British Celts (Brittany, Cornwall, Wales and Strathclyde) and the Gaels (Ireland, Man and Scotland). It is actually doubtful whether either of these peoples recognised their common Celtic roots in this period.[1] However, both were certainly part of the same cultural province and the similarities in their religious customs are well attested.[2] Indeed, just how closely they were associated is shown by the way that Continental commentators often confused the one with the other: British Celts especially were called Scotti. b) Potential c) New Evidence from the Continent What methods would be used to increase our knowledge of peregrini and pilgrims based or travelling through Italy? The present author suggests four different approaches.

36. Celtic Bibliography of Their Myths and Legends New retellings of myths from all six Celtic cultures Irish, Scots, welsh, Cornish, Manx, and General archaelogy and Iconography. http://www.conjure.com/celtbib.html

Celtic Bibliography - Celtic Spirituality and Archaeology [links allow you to read reviews and order the book in question directly from Amazon.com] Spirituality - Modern Carr-Gomm, Philip, ed. The Druid Renaissance San Francisco: Thorsons, an imprint of HarperCollins Publishers. An anthology of Druidry. This is the best source for an overview of thinking by modern writers on the latest flowering of Druids in the 20th century. Green, Miranda, World of the Druids A treatment of the historical role of Druids in Celtic society plus an update on the Druid Revival in Britain and America today. Jones, Noragh Power of Raven, Wisdom of Serpent Dufour Editions Excerpts from the Carmina Gadelica illuminate women's concerns in pre-modern Scotland with an aim to helping both Pagan and Christian women resacralize their lives. Kondratiev, Alexei Apple Branch San Francisco: Collins A summary of Celtic history and religion followed by suggestions on how to bring Celtic spirituality into your own life. Excellent research. Laurie, Erynn Rowan

37. Research Resources - Barony Of Settmour Swamp Baron Modar s welsh persona links names, history. Anglo-Saxon culture - archaelogy,language, and literature links; Life of King Edward the Confessor http://www.settmourswamp.eastkingdom.org/researchlinks.html

Settmour Swamp Research Resources Site Map Search Events Calendar ... Home Research Links for See the Newcomers' Page for additional links on heraldry, names, activities, and more. General Resources: ORB - The Online Resource Book for Medieval Studies - an online encyclopedia of articles and textbook sources for medieval studies. Authors are held to high standards of accuracy, currency, and relevance. Web Sites Relevant to Medieval Studies - ORB's extensive list of websites. Links to libraries and museums, University Medieval departments, databases, journals, language resources, literature and manuscripts, images, and more. Resource URL list for the SCA Researcher - very extensive Medieval Studies for K-12 - includes links to lesson plans and educational organizations Barony of Caer Anterth Mawr - assorted culture links (Celtic, Chinese, French, German, Norse, Mongol, Polish, Scottish, Spanish) On-line Medieval and Classical Library - literary works from the classical and medieval eras Rolls of Ruling Nobles - who was in charge in your persona's time period? A listing of Emperors, Popes, Kings, Dukes, Counts, Princes, and Doges of Venice. Authenticity-Oriented Reenactment/Living History Groups - categorized by culture and time-period of study Medieval Era: The WWW Virtual Library History Index - Medieval Europe Chronology of Medieval Europe Medieval Cultural Background - Economic, Education, Falconry, Games, Government, Heraldry, Horse, Languages, Laws, Military, Religion and Myth, Weddings and Marriage

38. Archaeology AE. University of Wales, Bangor School of History and welsh History;University of Birmingham - Ancient History and archaelogy Department; http://www.britain.tv/education_academic_courses_1archaeology.shtml

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39. Ðáðáóùôçñßïõ - Ç Äéåýèõíóç ôçò Ãíþóçò! mysteries. Humanities. History. - archaelogy. - Philosophy. - Religionand beliefs. Social sciences. types. The welsh Fairy Book. KIRSTEN SVEN. http://www.papasotiriou.gr/product.ebook.asp?pfid=400623&prid=89048

40. Title a manager of a shop fitting firm here and is welsh, who I take care love suzanne Valerie (griffin) Boal 55 Geneology, History, archaelogy, Graphic Digital http://my.cybersoup.com/lynnie/

Little Lynnie's Homepage http://my.cybersoup.com/lynnie At present I am researching my family history the lineages are Gregory,Troakes,Kennedy,Heal,Pugsley,Jenkins,Phillips, and Wade. I am enjoying finding out about the family heritage.The Wade and Heal family I can go back to 1700,s all hard work mind. Michael and I have have 3 children Sarah, Victoria and a son Rhys. Sarah was born in Portsmouth June 1983,at St. Marys Hospital,she was a Falklands baby as her dad ,my first husband was a submariner.She is working in management for a well known British company and has passed some good exams at college.I am extremely proud of her.Sarah is into music in a big way and is very clever,has recently set up her new home and doing very well. Vicky was born 1984 , in Wales Michaels daughtar my step daughtar.Vicky too has left school.She speaks welsh and attended a welsh speaking school.She still lives in Wales. Rhys Heal our son was born 1990 in Leicester he plays football for Glenfield United ,in Leicester under 11,S .He is one of the Top goal scorers for his team,Michael his dad is manager of the team.To find a photo of all the team and managers,they are all on the wall of the Halifax Building Society in Leicester and the Nags Head in Glenfield ,Leicester.uk.Or go to wwwGlenfieldUnited.com the website I have built for the team or http://beehive.thisisleicestershire.co.uk/glenfieldunited

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