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Local History in West Wales
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Terra Demetarum - 'The Land of Dyfed'http://www.terra-demetarum.org.uk
The personal web site of archaeologists Terry and Heather James. Subjects include archaeology, history and historical and contemporary maritime themes in SW Wales. It includes a growing collection of current and historical photography, and will soon have a section on digitizing ancient territorial boundaries of Wales. It has links to place-names studies in Carmarthenshire. It is a good point of call for anyone studying history, archaeology and maritime themes.CATEGORIES: Local History
LOCATIONS: West Wales (general)
Virtual Tenbyhttp://www.virtualtenby.co.uk
The official web-site for Tenby. We hope to give you an insight into what this beautiful town has to offer. If you are visiting Tenby for a holiday or even for just a few hours this site will help you find accommodation, activities, restaurants, shopping and much more, and that's before you have even left the house!CATEGORIES: Local History , Tourist Guides & Information
LOCATIONS: Tenby
Nolton Haven Village Historyhttp://www.noltonhaven.co.uk
The Nolton and Nolton Haven village history website. Village history from 600BC - 2000AD. Of interest to anyone who knows this area of Pembrokeshire.CATEGORIES: Local History
LOCATIONS: Nolton
Aberarth Village and Craft Peoplehttp://www.aberarth.internet-today.co.uk
Aberarth is a village of some 200 people,situated towards the southern end of Cardigan Bay between Aberystwyth and Cardigan. The only "amenities" are a part time post office, open three mornings per week, and a small community hall where the sewing circle, womens guild, youth club, art class and various annual events are held. The beach is stony and the sea can be wild. West Wales is a great place to be for those who want a quality life. It is not for those who seek their fortune.CATEGORIES: Local History , Local Information
LOCATIONS: Aberarth
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