1. Wales: Travel, Culture, History, Language The History of Wales from the Welsh point of view. Peter Ganu. welsh history Timeline Browse through 3,000 years of welsh history. http://www.britannia.com/celtic/wales/

Shortcuts Vacation Packages Virtual Tours TRAVEL Travel Directory Planning Resources Reservations Centre Guide to London Wales Scotland Earth Mysteries HISTORY History Directory Biographies Europe in Retrospect Monarchs Diana Remembered PANORAMA News Events What's Cooking Sports GOVERNMENT Government Directory Prime Ministers THE ARTS Arts Directory Museums Literature Theatre BUSINESS CENTRE Business Directory SHOPPING Storefront Books Music Magazines Search Britannia DEPARTMENTS HOME Britain's History British Life ShopBritannia WALES History of Wales Welsh Language Seven Wonders Cultural Traditions ... Welsh Proverbs TRAVEL GUIDES Travel London Guide Scotland Guide Earth Mysteries ... Virtual Tours TRAVEL SERVICES Planning Resources UK Hotel Booking Reservation Centre BRITANNIA.COM About Britannia Newcomer's Guide Privacy Statement BusinessCentre ... Contact us The History of Wales from the Welsh point of view. Peter Williams' original work presenting the rich history of Wales and placing its culture and people in their proper historical context. National Referendum of 1997 - An account of the events leading up to the historic vote to establish Wales' National Assembly.

2. Hanes Cymru / Welsh History Medieval Wales Medieval Welsh Genealogies Welsh (Celtic) Christianity A Welsh Chronicle Maps of Medieval Wales A Bibliography of welsh history welsh history http://www.webexcel.ndirect.co.uk/gwarnant/hanes/hanes.htm

In this part of the site there are subsections on: Source Texts for Medieval Wales Medieval Welsh Genealogies Welsh (Celtic) Christianity A Welsh Chronicle ... A Bibliography of Welsh History Welsh History Links (coming soon) The What's New page will give you details of, and shortcuts to, the latest updates. If you have any comments or suggestions on how I can improve the site - let me know. I would also like to know how you found, or found out about, this site. I hope you enjoy it! Jeff What's New Gwarnant Homepage

3. Department Of History & Welsh History Degree Schemes History Medieval Early Modern History Modern Contemporary History Other Single Honours degrees Modern Welsh Studies welsh history Careers in http://www.aber.ac.uk/history/

Introduction Undergraduate Information Postgraduate Study Admissions ... Links Information for Prospective Students Degree Schemes History Other Single Honours degrees Modern Welsh Studies ... Careers in History News A Level student Day Schools International Water History Forum Women and Gender in Early Modern Wales Staff Information about Staff Information for Current Students (Internal Use Only) Postgraduate Study MA Historical Studies MA History of Wales Bursaries MPhil and PhD Research Departmental Research Programme International Research Network, Norman and Angevin England Contact Hugh Owen Building The University of Wales, Aberystwytyh Ceredigion SY23 3DY Tel: 01970 622662 Fax: 01970 622676 Email: mbj@aber.ac.uk

4. Significant Dates In The History Of Wales Up welsh history. Chart of Significant welsh history Dates. The Welsh in North America http://www.ligtel.com/~wales/waleshistory.html

Home Up WELSH HISTORY Chart of Significant Welsh History Dates The Welsh in North America The Welsh in Patagonia S Welsh History Links A Welsh History Bibliography If you know the source for this chart, let me know so that I can give credit I downloaded it in 1995. SIGNIFICANT WELSH HISTORY DATES B.C. The Celts settle in Wales. 43 A.D. Troops of Roman Emperor Claudius invade Britain. It takes 35 years to fully conquer Wales. (78 A.D.) Irish raiders make permanent settlements in Southwest Wales. Four hundred years of occupation end for Britain as the Romans leave. Saxon invaders seize the opportunity and start invading. Waves of Saxons descend upon Britain. The Saxons are defeated at Mount Badon. One of King Arthur's twelve battles. Supposed rule of King Arthur for 45 plus years. This is also the period of Saints. Celtic saints set up sites throughout Wales teaching Christianity. In the east of Britain, the Saxons remain pagan. Offa of Mercia, a powerful Saxon king, builds Offa's Dyke, marking Wales's eastern boundary. The Dyke is not a fortified one, but a permanent boundary line. The most notable Welsh figure before the arrival of the Normans is slain. Rhodri Mawr was the first Welsh ruler to unite the Welsh tribes and kingdoms under one rule. During his reign, the Vikings increase their raids.

5. WELSH History & Culture Menu welsh history Culture Menu. * NEW This addition to Skye's history pages will feature welsh history, culture, legends and articles about Wales http://members.aol.com/skyewrites/menu11.html

* NEW - This addition to Skye's history pages will feature Welsh history, culture, legends and articles about Wales. Contributing writers include Alison Harding and Robert Gunn (Skyelander - me:-) and more. Enjoy! *NEW* - Click on the links to read: Welsh King, Hywel Dda "The Good" The Cymry or Cymru The Welsh Y Gododdin - Ancient Welsh historical literature Coming soon - Llywelyn the Last, Prince of North Wales. Return to: Return to: See - Skye's Complete Scottish History Timeline You are visitor number: Since 4 April, 1998. Thank you.

6. Welsh History: Historical Texts — Contents Later Texts. Act of Union. The Blue Books. Welsh Language Act. Online Archives. Welsh Archives Council. Welsh Manorial Archives. What s New. Gwarnant Homepage. http://www.webexcel.ndirect.co.uk/gwarnant/hanes/texts/textscontents.htm

Updated: 07/10/98 Introduction Early-Medieval Texts Gallic Chronicles Historia Nova St. Germanus De Excidio [OS] De Excidio [OS] Medieval Texts Historia Brittonum [OS] HB (Vatican) HB (Mommsen) [OS] Annales Cambriae ... Brut y Tywysogyon Clonmacnoise Adam of Usk Later Texts Act of Union The Blue Books Welsh Language Act Online Archives Welsh Archives Council Welsh Manorial Archives What's New Gwarnant Homepage

7. Welsh History Dave Fortin has compiled and edited these pages as a very qualified briefing of welsh history welsh history 120 COMPILED AND EDITED BY DAVE FORTIN Date Thu http://home.worldonline.dk/~kmariboe/fgspwelsh.html

Dave Fortin has compiled and edited these pages as a very qualified briefing of Welsh History: WELSH HISTORY COMPILED AND EDITED BY DAVE FORTIN Date: Thu, 24 Jul 1997 17:23:30 -0700 From: David Walter Fortin Subject: Two Sides of History Hello All, I ran across this while digging in some old books, and thought some of you might be interested in the comparison of the contemporary account with the movie, as well as comparing the viewpoint of an English writer with that of a Scottish one: From Matthew of Westminster, 'The Flowers of History' "Wilielmus Waleis, a man void of pity, a robber given to sacrilege, arson and homicide, more hardened in cruelty than Herod, more raging in madness than Nero...was condemned to a most cruel but justly deserved death. He was drawn through the streets of London at the tails of horses, until he reached a gallows of unusual height, especially prepared for him; there he was suspended by a halter; but taken down while yet alive, he was

8. U.W.A. - Undergraduate Courses - History & Welsh History History welsh history courses available at The University of Wales, Aberystwyth. History welsh history. Available with BA. History welsh history. http://www.aber.ac.uk/courses/history-welsh.shtml

List of Courses Undergraduate Information Available with: BA American Studies Art History Drama English ... Welsh/Cymraeg * Welsh Medium Course Contact Details: Admissions Tutor: Dr Richard Coopey Telephone: (01970) 622977 Fax: (01970) 622676 E-mail: rcc@aber.ac.uk Department of History Office Telephone: (01970) 622662 Departmental website Course Information: Course publications Course scholarships Study scheme VV12 structure Study scheme VV21 structure ... Entry Profile Related Courses: Introduction BA European History BA History BA Modern Welsh Studies VV12 BA - 3 years VV21* BA - 3 years VVC2 BA - 3 years Q5VF BA - 3 years Introduction Information about this web page and UWA web sites Back to the top

9. BUBL LINK / 5:15 Internet Resources: Welsh History Also provides a brief history of Wales and the Welsh people. Products include resources for the National Curriculum including GCSE History and welsh history. http://bubl.ac.uk/link/w/welshhistory.htm

BUBL LINK / 5:15 Catalogue of Internet Resources Home Search Subject Menus A-Z ... About Welsh history A-Z Index Titles Descriptions Brief History of Wales CADW: Welsh Historic Monuments Castles of Wales Celtic Heart ... Welsh Tourist Board Page last updated: 17 March 2003 Comments: bubl@bubl.ac.uk Brief History of Wales Twenty chapter history of Wales, covering the cultural revival, Tudor Wales, religious changes under the Stuarts, the coming of industry, the emergence of the labour party, and the language dilemma. Author: Peter N Williams Subjects: wales, welsh history DeweyClass: ResourceType: book, guide Location: uk Last checked: CADW: Welsh Historic Monuments Conserves, protects, and presents the built heritage of Wales and undertakes the Secretary of State's statutory responsibilities for securing all ancient monuments for the future, for grant-aiding rescue archaeology work, and for offering grants to owners of historic buildings. Author: CADW Subjects: celtic archaeology, welsh history DeweyClass: ResourceType: institution Location: uk Last checked: Castles of Wales Range of articles on the history of Welsh castles, including a medieval Wales timeline.

10. PARDDU'S PAGES ~ WELSH HISTORY Undoubtedly the best book on welsh history in recent years is that of Dr covers the entire span of welsh history from prehistory and the Red Lady of Paviland http://www.parddu.net/hanes.html

HISTORY,or 1282 and all that!! Undoubtedly the best book on Welsh history in recent years is that of Dr. John Davies, "Hanes Cymru", or, in its English translation, "A History of Wales". It covers the entire span of Welsh history from pre-history and the Red Lady of Paviland to modern times and the miners' strike of 1984. It's a book well worth reading or even just dipping into for information about any particular period. As I can't hope to emulate John Davies's scholarship I've just put together a few significant dates in Welsh history which you may not be aware of. It is believed that Dewi Sant . (St David), our patron saint lived during this period. There are many churches dedicated to him throughout Wales, including the cathedral at St David's ( Tyddewi ). In the Middle Ages, 3 pilgrimages to St. David's was equivalent to one to Rome. His day is celebrated on 1st March and is known as Dydd Gwyl Ddewi During this period Hywel Dda (Hywel the Good) formulated the laws which were used throughout Wales until Edward I enforced the use of English law. The laws of Hywel Dda were more enlightened than some of the English laws which replaced them Prince Madog is alleged to have sailed the Atlantic and discovered America and left descendants among the Indian tribes there Prince Llywelyn ( Llywelyn ein Llyw Olaf ), the last of the Princes of Wales was killed in battle at Cilmeri. His baby daughter Gwenllian was taken by Edward I's forces and kept in a convent in Lincolnshire for the remainder of her life (50+ years!) to prevent her being a focus of rebellion by the Welsh against their English conquerors

11. History & Welsh History; University Of Wales, Bangor Undergraduate Studies Postgraduate Studies Research Staff Events Student Pages. Search Contacts Cymraeg. http://www.bangor.ac.uk/history/

Undergraduate Studies Postgraduate Studies Research Staff ... Student Pages Search Contacts Cymraeg

12. Imaginations Unlimited Welsh History of Wales" Giraldus Cambrensis " A History of Wales" By J...... welsh history. welsh history at Powell's " The Journey Through Wales and the http://www.geocities.com/robharbison/WH.html

13. Welsh History With Archaeology, University Of Wales, Bangor welsh history WITH ARCHAEOLOGY (Single Honours; UCAS code V1VK). Through studying the History and Archaeology of Wales and their http://www.bangor.ac.uk/history/undergrad/degree_courses/welshhist_arch.htm

home contacts undergraduate studies postgraduate studies ... student pages Degree Courses History History with Archaeology Welsh History with Archaeology History with Journalism ... History-Welsh History WELSH HISTORY WITH ARCHAEOLOGY (Single Honours; UCAS code V1VK) Through studying the History and Archaeology of Wales and their wider context you will gain an understanding of the development of Wales over the centuries, the changing nature of society and settlement, and the evolution of contemporary Wales. The degree will provide a good basis for careers in tourism, travel management and heritage, especially, but not exclusively, in Wales. In Year 1, at least three-quarters of your study must be in Welsh History and Archaeology modules. You choose the remainder from modules available within the Department in History, Heritage or Contemporary Issues, or from modules outside the Department including Modern Languages and Information Technology. The core Welsh History modules are: Age of the Princes; Images of Wales; Wales and Europe in the 19th and 20th centuries. The core Archaeology module is: An Introduction to Archaeological Principles and Techniques; you also choose at least one from Introduction to British Prehistory; An Introduction to Historical Archaeology: Roman and Medieval Britain.

14. Data Wales Index And Search Page. Notes on some aspects of welsh history and culture. The history of Wales in a village Trellech. Locations of the castles of the native Welsh princes. http://www.data-wales.co.uk/

search the Data Wales site for: The sale of a collection relating to America's most noteworthy family of Welsh descent. Plas Mawr was built by the powerful Wynn family in the early 16th century and has recently been the subject of a multi million pound restoration project by Cadw, Welsh Historic Monuments. The magnificent Tudor period ceiling decoration can now be admired by summer visitors. Far from home. Can you help identify the picture "Interior at Conway"? (35 kb image) This is presumably Conwy in North Wales rather than one of the 10 or so American Conways. Update: Thanks to those who confirmed that this represents an interior of Plas Mawr (the Great House, or the Mansion) in Conwy. Now it just remains to identify the artist ... The black sheriff - his estate in Wales.

15. VTC - KS2 - History - Local Welsh History VTC Cymru Keystage 2 History Local welsh history, Cymraeg Easy Access. Home, Good Practice, Parents, Local welsh history, Topics Lesson Materials http://www.ngfl-cymru.org.uk/vtc-home/vtc-ks2-home/vtc-ks2-history(2)/vtc-ks2-hi

VTC Cymru Keystage 2 History Cymraeg ... Parents Local Welsh History Topics: Lesson Materials: Senghennydd mining disaster Life as a miner, history of the Senghennydd mining disaster Weblinks: Children of the Revolution Discover and investigate Blaenavon as a South Wales Industrial town. Did you know... What do you know about Wales? Photolibrary Wales The Photolibrary Wales is the largest collection of contemporary images of Wales available. Quick Search New to Site Contact Us Feedback Form Site Map National Grid for Learning Cymru is funded by the Welsh Assembly Government and is managed by Curriculum Data Wales

16. WWW Sources On Welsh History John Stoner s WWW Sources for welsh history. Introduction. This is a sampler of World Wide Web resources for the study of welsh history. http://www.ocf.berkeley.edu/~stonerjw/wels_his.html

J ohn S toner's WWW S ources for W elsh H istory Introduction This is a sampler of World Wide Web resources for the study of Welsh history. It is a "sampler" because no claim to comprehensiveness is being made here. This page is part of the larger Web site devoted to Web resources for the study of the history of the Celtic fringeIreland, Scotland, and Walesas an integral part of British history. This page contains annotated links to relevant Web resources organized into six major categories (see the Table of Contents A good brief overview of Wales is provided by City.net's Wales Page. City.Net, a service of Excite , provides information on travel, entertainment, local business, government and community services for cities and countries world-wide. The service's Wales page provides a good brief overview of current information sources on the Web related to Wales. As the Wales page is considered a "sub-Page" of City.net's United Kingdom page , see especially the United Kingdom entry from the CIA's 1995 World Factbook for more information on Wales. Table of Contents General Sites (Meta-Sites) Historical Case Studies and Specialized Sites Genealogical Resources Primary Sources (Archives and Online Documents) ... Online Catalogs and Databases Return to Introduction General Sites (Meta-Sites) Cymru / Wales This Web site is maintained by Robert Evans at the Department of Computer Science University of Wales, Cardiff

17. The Welsh History Of Venedoica Ohio's Three Founding Families: Jervis, Bebb, And Translation of a Welsh document detailing some of the welsh history of Venedocia s founding families Jervis, Bebb, and Morris. http://www.geocities.com/venedocia.geo/timesbul.html

You are here VENEDOCIA HOME PAGE HISTORY INDEX >JERVIS BEBB MORRIS ARTICLE Translation of a Welsh document detailing some of the Welsh history of Venedocia's founding families: Jervis, Bebb, and Morris. (headline) "People from Wales Were First Venedocia Settlers" From the USA Bicentennial edition of the Times-Bulletin newspaper Van Wert Ohio, June 23 1976 by Beryl Pepple Monroe Many early settlers came here with little else than the clothes on their backs, 50 cents, and an ax. They generally worked for others until they had saved enough to buy a few acres for a little over $1 an acre. With a lifetime of hardwork, frugal living and determination they carved a farm out of the wilderness. Today that acre may sell in the neighborhood of $1800. Your ancestor possibly gave land on which to build a school or a church with an adjoining cemetery in which he now lies. No doubt he cooperated in establishing law and order, serving on an early jury, helping with the elections, filling such responsible jobs as director of the infirmary, member of the school board, judge or Justice of the Peace. More than likely he helped build roads where there were holes big enough to swallow a horse.

18. Home Page Brawdy Books, Francis Jones and historical archive material, genealogy, welsh history and published works. http://www.brawdybooks.com/

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19. Welsh History Brawdy Books, Francis Jones and historical archive material, genealogy, welsh history and published works. Now available in Paperback. The Francis Jones. http://www.brawdybooks.com/initialpage.htm

Now available in Paperback The Francis Jones Historic Cardiganshire Houses and their Families [ISBN 9528 344 72] Please contact us for purchase details and further information

20. BBC - Wales - History A history of Wales Building a Nation, Building a Nation Follow the course of welsh history from the Romans to Rhodri Morgan. In twenty http://www.bbc.co.uk/wales/history/davies/index.shtml

@import url('/includes/tbenh.css') ; Home TV Radio Talk ... A-Z Index SATURDAY 12th June 2004 Text only BBC Homepage Wales home History ... Help Like this page? Send it to a friend! The Story of Welsh Huw Edwards tells the story of the Welsh language, from Celtic Briton times to today... On 12 June 1928 Welsh war memorial unveiled See more info and view other days... Building a nation Revolt and renewal A history of Wales, from the Romans to the present day. More... Family history Guide to genealogy How to trace your ancestors and make your own family tree. More... Reading the Ruins Christianity in Wales Romans, neglected female Celtic saints and Cistercian abbeys. More... Classic TV and radio from the BBC Wales archive Did you know? ... - digital storytelling Wales within living memory Wales in our Time John Humphrys remembers Wales from the 1940s to the present day. More... Wales Yesterday More... Wales on Air ... People, places and events Explore the past, from Celts to Quakers to Romans. More... Mid Wales Past times More... ... Time tour Take a trip back in time with one of our slideshows. More...

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