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| Page | Description | Keywords (ALL) |
|---|---|---|
| The Pembrokeshire Coast's Heritage Hotspots | The National Park is full of archaeology. Around almost every corner you’ll find some glimpse of the past, but here are a few suggestions of particular places to go. | heritage, hotspotsentre, ifan, angle, foel, drygarn, |
| Culture and Heritage in the National Park | Pembrokeshire has a rich and diverse culture which has been shaped down the centuries by waves of invaders and settlers. | culture, heritage, castles, saints, culture, mabinogion, language, place, names, history, |
| Looking Back | Pembrokeshire is a fantastic location full of unspoilt beaches, spectacular views, rolling hills and rugged landscapes as well as boasting a rich history. | heritage, castles, castell, henllys, carew, castle, tidal, mill, culture, |
| Nevern Castle | Perched high above the Nant Gamman stream with a steep-sided natural gorge to one side and views over the surrounding countryside, this site has been an important defensive location for centuries. | nevern, castle, archaeologists, archaeological, welsh, cultural, heritage, initiative, excavation, |
| What is Archaeology? | Archaeology is the study of people in the past, through the remains they leave behind. These remains can be almost anything – from burials and weapons to bits of broken pot, stone tools or Second World War defences. | archaeology, iron, promontory, forts, delun, gibby, archaeologist, archeology, history, heritage, |
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