Kathryn Pritchard Gibson's site about the wonderful Garth Celyn, lost palace of the Princes of Gwynedd

www.cadw.wales.gov.uk/
Official guardians of many historical sites in Wales

http://www.caeralyn.org/community-archaeology.php
Archaeological and heritage project based near Llay, Wrexham.
'Take a walk on the banks of the River Alyn from Bradley to Llai, what we call today the Caer Alyn project area, and you will see few glimpses of its former glory.'

www.samhaincymru.co.uk
Long established re-enactment/living history society

http://www.heronarmoury.co.uk/
Tim Knoyes, maker superb swords and knives

http://www.todsstuff.co.uk
Wonderful, well crafted items

http://www.theknightshop.co.uk
Great friendly service, very helpful

http://www.hectorcoleironwork.co.uk/
THE main man for arrowheads and iron work


One of the finest groups going

http://www.heneb.co.uk/
Gwynedd Archaeological Trust's site, latest news on all their projects

http://coedydd-aber-national-nature-reserve.wales.info/
The beautiful countryside around Llywelyn's Abergwyngregyn

http://www.eryri-npa.co.uk/
Snowdonia National Park

http://www.dafyddiwan.com
Listen to Yma O Hyd and read the lyrics here, in English and Cymraeg

tp://www.green-bay.tv
Makers of the excellent Owain Glyndwr documentary with Huw Edwards

http://www.anvilpottery.co.uk
Superb pots, great crafts people, wonderful location.

http://www.aandafielding.uwclub.net
Saltmaking from Roman times, the fascinating site of two archaeologists, authors and makers of excellent ceramics.

http://www.kimthompsonartist.com
Kim Thompson works as both a wildlife artist and illustrator. Have a look at her stunning work.

http://www.owainglyndwrinn.co.uk
My local. Great beer, food, hospitality and views.