21. Welsh History Review Since its inception in 1960, the welsh history Review has become firmly established Every issue includes articles on varying aspects of welsh history, http://www.uwp.co.uk/book_desc/whr.html

The Welsh History Review Editors: Aled Jones, University of Wales, Aberystwyth Huw Pryce, University of Wales, Bangor Editorial Board Professor R. R. Davies FBA (Chichele Professor), All Souls College, Oxford Professor R. J. Evans FBA (Regius Professor), Oriel College, Oxford Ralph A. Griffiths, University of Wales, Swansea Kenneth O. Morgan, The Queen's College, Oxford Robin Chapman Stacey, University of Washington, Seattle Two parts per annum (June and December). Annual subscription £13.00. ISSN 0043-2431 Notes for contributors of articles and reviews Welsh History Review On Line Since its inception in 1960, the Welsh History Review has become firmly established as the most authoritative journal in its field. It is an invaluable medium for publishing the fruits of the steady upsurge of interest in the history of Wales in schools, colleges, universities and the media over the past thirty years. Both its readership and its contributors are truly international, including geographers, economists, philologists, sociologists, archaeologists and demographers as well as historians. Every issue includes articles on varying aspects of Welsh history, a large array of book reviews, obituaries and other special features where relevant. Each year a full checklist of publications relating to the history of Wales is given. Contents Volume 22 Part 2 December 2004 Volume 22 Part 1 June 2004 Volume 21 Part 4 December 2003 Volume 21 Part 3 June 2003 ... Volume 1 onwards Note that this links to an external site, not a University of Wales Press web page

22. Home Page Publications by Brawdy Books and index to the Francis Jones archives on welsh history. http://www.brawdybooks.com/

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23. IngentaConnect Publication: The Welsh History Review IngentaConnect Table Of Contents The welsh history ReviewThe welsh history Review. ISSN 0083792X. University of Wales Press logo. Publisher University of Wales Press. Volume 21, Issue 4, December 2003 http://www.ingentaconnect.com/content/uwp/whis

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24. VTC - KS3 - History - Local Welsh History Teaching Resources (VTC Cymru) Keystage 3 History Local welsh history, Cymraeg Easy Access Home Good Practice Teaching Resources (VTC Cymru) http://www.ngfl-cymru.org.uk/vtc-home/vtc-ks3-home/vtc-ks3-history/vtc-ks3-histo

Teaching Resources (VTC Cymru) Keystage 3 History Cymraeg ... Welcome to NGfL Cymru Local Welsh History Topics: Lesson Materials: Merthyr rising Looking at what happened in Merthyr Tydfil in 1831 Support Material and Useful tools: Digimap Digital map of the world, published with the financial assistance of ACCAC Progress in History Guidance for teachers to help them plan for progress within History. Weblinks: Wales on the Web - Historical Periods A listing of Wales-based internet resources that may be of use to the teaching of Curriculum Cymreig. 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

25. Welsh History In Wales welsh history in Wales. A guide to the Welsh Slate Industry, with details of its history, quarrying methods, tramways, inclines, remains and relics and http://www.walesindex.co.uk/pages/349.html

Want something Welsh? We'll tell you where to go! Web Directory Message Board Classified Adverts Paid Advertising ... Help Commercial Advertising (more info) Commercial Advertising (more info) WEBSITE DESIGN www.algolonline.co.uk A West Wales Short Break Holiday. A few minutes from the sandy beaches of Aberporth, the Morlan Hotel offers excellent accommodation with four poster beds, restaurant and lounges and all the beauty of the West Wales Coastline. Check out our website or telephone 01239 810 611 www.morlanhotel.co.uk Please mention The Wales Index when you contact any of the sites listed. 8549 sites on file Submit a new site Search this site Front Page Category A-Z Location A-Z Popular Searches Conservatories Home Insurance Car Insurance Distance Learning ... Language Courses Most Popular Pages Message Board Classified Adverts Tent Campsites Estate Agents ... Property Please Remember: A listing on this site does not constitute a recommendation of goods or services. Some sites may contain adult language. If you are a parent, you may like to consider installing filtering software.

26. Welsh History In Wales General welsh history in Wales General. A history of the Welsh Quakers of Montgomeryshire. CATEGORIES welsh history LOCATIONS Wales (general) http://www.walesindex.co.uk/pages/349_637.html

Want something Welsh? We'll tell you where to go! Web Directory Message Board Classified Adverts Paid Advertising ... Help Commercial Advertising (more info) Commercial Advertising (more info) LIFE’S GREAT...when you know you’re truly living. Find out why. Sundays 6pm @ The Sanctuary Church. A young, vibrant church in the heart of Cardiff Bay (near the Atlantic Wharf Leisure Village). For more details, visit www.thesanctuarycardiff.org or phone 02920 472604. Take A Break Catering. Outside Caterers. Childrens and Birthday Parties, Christenings, Engagements, Business Meetings, Weddings, Funerals, Agricultural Shows, Riding Events, All Events Catered For/Ystyrir Pob Achlysur. Tel/Fax 01745 560171 Mobile 0777 888 2078. Visit www.takeabreakcatering.co.uk Please mention The Wales Index when you contact any of the sites listed. 8549 sites on file Submit a new site Search this site Front Page Category A-Z Location A-Z Popular Searches Conservatories Home Insurance Car Insurance Distance Learning ... Language Courses Most Popular Pages Message Board Classified Adverts Tent Campsites Estate Agents ... Property Please Remember: A listing on this site does not constitute a recommendation of goods or services.

27. GENUKI: Wales Topics - History Welsh Family and Local History Has extensive data on the counties of Here are direct links to a selection of welsh history sites by Castles of Wales; http://www.genuki.org.uk/big/wal/History.html

Wales Contents Wales:- History Coflein - is the online database for the National Monuments Record of Wales (NMRW) - the national collection of information about the historic environment of Wales. History Forum for Wales A Vision of Britain through Time - A vision of Britain between 1801 and 2001. Including maps, statistical trends and historical descriptions So who are the Welsh anyway ? by Caitlyn Johnston North American Association for the Study of Welsh Culture and History . "NAASWCH is a multidisciplinary association of scholars, teachers and individuals dedicated to advancing scholarship on Welsh studies, supporting the study of Welsh-American culture and fostering international bonds between scholars, teachers and the Welsh-American community. Towards these ends, NAASWCH holds a biennial conference in North America where scholars of history, literature, language and the arts present and discuss the results of their research." A history of Wales by John Davies on BBC Wales "Follow the course of Welsh history from the Romans to Rhodri Morgan. In twenty chapters, eminent historian Dr John Davies traces the development of the Welsh nation from the tribal battles of Celtic Britain to the Assembly debates in Cardiff Bay" Cyfraith Hywel Dda (Peniarth 28) A Latin version of the native Welsh law (known to scholars as 'Latin A') which is set quite apart from all other Welsh lawbooks by the series of illustrations in the text.

28. WWW Sources On Welsh History However, some of the links also include resources on welsh history. An excellent resource for information on printed works on 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

29. Welsh History welsh history NGfL Cymru provides both online teaching and learning materials and a The section on welsh history includes lessons on Tudor Wales, http://www.spartacus.schoolnet.co.uk/REVhistoryWales.htm

History Websites European History 11 to 18 years Spartacus USA History British History Second World War ... Wales 1700-1960 : Biographies of people born in Wales. People featured include Clifford Allen, William Berry, Aneurin Bevan, Clement Davies, Violet Douglas-Pennant, John Frost, Vernon Hartshorn, David Lloyd George, Josiah Guest, Leslie Illingworth, Augustus John, Gwen John, Samuel Jones, Robert Owen, Richard Price, Sarah Siddons, Thora Silverthorne, Howard Spring, Bert Thomas, David Albert Thomas, Edward Thomas, Jimmy Thomas, Margaret Haig Thomas and Gerald of Wales. Welsh History : NGfL Cymru provides both online teaching and learning materials and a network of links to selected websites which offer high quality content and information relevant to teacher and student needs. The section on Welsh History includes lessons on Tudor Wales, Civil War in Wales, Chartism in Wales, The Rebecca Riots and Working Children in the 19th Century World Wide Wales Paul Robeson in Wales BUBL Welsh History Reference Library : BUBL Information Service, based at Strathclyde University Library, is a searchable database of Internet resources of academic relevance. The websites are organized by Dewey Decimal Classification and can be searched by subject or class number.

30. Wales On The Web: Welsh History Main Headings welsh history. welsh history welsh history Bibliographies, catalogues, indexes Serial publications Organisations Higher education http://www.walesontheweb.org/cayw/index/en/940

Home Main Headings A - Z Listing New Resources ... Ask Cymru In: All Headings Arts and Recreation Computers etc. History and Geography Language Literature Religion Science Social Sciences Technology Search For: The Gateway to internet resources relating to Wales Cymraeg About CAYW What is CAYW? Contact Us Validation Linking to CAYW CAYW Guides Online News Libraries and Archives Curriculum Cymreig Culture/heritage bodies ... Voluntary sector Partners National Library of Wales Cymru ar-Lein Main Headings - Welsh history Welsh history Welsh history Bibliographies, catalogues, indexes Serial publications ... Monmouthshire

31. Wales On The Web: Welsh History Journal titles include Morgannwg , welsh history Review , Llafur , and Transactions of the Honourable Society . more http://www.walesontheweb.org/cayw/index/en/940/074

Home Main Headings A - Z Listing New Resources ... Ask Cymru In: All Headings Arts and Recreation Computers etc. History and Geography Language Literature Religion Science Social Sciences Technology Search For: The Gateway to internet resources relating to Wales Cymraeg About CAYW What is CAYW? Contact Us Validation Linking to CAYW CAYW Guides Online News Libraries and Archives Curriculum Cymreig Culture/heritage bodies ... Voluntary sector Partners National Library of Wales Cymru ar-Lein Main Headings Welsh history ... Collections Wales WWW = Websites eGov = eGovernment CW = Collections Wales Aberfan Disaster Archive The Aberfan Disaster Archive is a unique collection of material relating to the Aberfan Disaster, October 1966, when a tip of coal waste slid onto the village of Aberfan in South Wales killing 144 people, 116 of them children. The Archive includes books, photographs, videos, newspaper/magazine reports, newspapers on microfilm, maps and plans, and a vast paper archive. The paper archive includes transcripts of evidence from the Tribunal of the Inquiry; material relating to the Aberfan Disaster Fund, Merthyr Tydfil Borough Council, National Union of Mineworkers and National Coal B .... [more] Author: Aberfan Disaster Archive See Also: Merthyr TydfilHistory Coal mining HistoryCollections Wales Mining and related operationsCollections Wales ... Abergavenny Local History Collection The collection includes archives, photographs and objects relating to the history of the town of Abergavenny and its surrounding area. ....

32. Medieval Wales The history and culture of Wales and the Welsh people during the middle ages. A short but growing index of maps pertinent to medieval welsh history, http://historymedren.about.com/od/medievalwales/

zJs=10 zJs=11 zJs=12 zJs=13 zc(5,'jsc',zJs,9999999,'') About Homework Help Medieval History Britain Medieval Wales Homework Help Medieval History Essentials Getting Started ... Help w(' ');zau(256,140,140,'el','http://z.about.com/0/ip/417/C.htm','');w(xb+xb+' ');zau(256,140,140,'von','http://z.about.com/0/ip/496/7.htm','');w(xb+xb); FREE Newsletter Sign Up Now for the Medieval History newsletter! See Online Courses Search Medieval History Medieval Wales From the Cymry to Owain Glyndwr and beyond, the Welsh have been a force to be reckoned with in British history. Discover Wales of the Middle Ages in these directories. Alphabetical Recent Medieval Atlas: Maps of Wales A short but growing index of maps pertinent to medieval Welsh history, compiled by your guide. Early Medieval Wales Thorough overview of Wales from the sixth through eleventh centuries includes a helpful map and eleven biographies of significant leaders in English and Welsh. At Jeff Thomas' Castles of Wales site. The Long Struggle for Identity This excellent history by Peter N.Williams, Ph.D., covers Wales from pre-Roman Britain to the future in 34 chapters. At Britannia Internet Magazine. Medieval Wales Timeline Nicely-done hyperlinked timeline covering the sixth through seventeenth centuries at Jeff Thomas' Castles of Wales site.

33. Topics In Medieval Welsh History Warfare, economics, literature, invasions and settlements, and other topics of interest. http://historymedren.about.com/od/welshtopics/

zJs=10 zJs=11 zJs=12 zJs=13 zc(5,'jsc',zJs,9999999,'') About Homework Help Medieval History Britain ... Medieval Wales Topics of Interest Homework Help Medieval History Essentials Getting Started ... Help w(' ');zau(256,140,140,'el','http://z.about.com/0/ip/417/C.htm','');w(xb+xb+' ');zau(256,140,140,'von','http://z.about.com/0/ip/496/7.htm','');w(xb+xb); FREE Newsletter Sign Up Now for the Medieval History newsletter! See Online Courses Search Medieval History Topics in Medieval Welsh History Alphabetical Recent Up a category Medieval Welsh Warriors and Warfare Very clear article by Daniel Mersey at the Castles of Wales site explains how Welsh terrain influenced the tactics and style of warfare and also covers the weaponry used by Welsh warriors. Mist or Smoke or Warriors in Battle . . . Lucid examination of early medieval Powys by Susan Mayse at the Castles of Wales site focuses primarily on the Heledd Poetry as well as Offa's Dyke and Elise's Pillar in order to glean clues to the region's history. Money and Coins in Wales Very brief but informative overview of possible coin production in Wales in medieval times and its later history. Part of a site promoting the book A history of money by Glyn Davies.

34. Welsh History 101 welsh history 101 by Heather Rose Jones If ever you wander out by the Welsh border Come stop by and see me and all of my kin I m Morgan ap Daffyd ap Gwion http://sniff.numachi.com/~rickheit/dtrad/pages/tiWELSHIST;ttASHGROV1.html

Digital Tradition Mirror Welsh History 101 (This score available as ABC SongWright PostScript PMW , or a MIDI file Pennywhistle notation and Dulcimer tab for this song is also available Thanks to Mudcat for the Digital Tradition! Contents: A B C D ... Main Page

35. Homepage For History And Welsh History Section History and welsh history Section. The Section, with 21 members of staff, scores highly Beginning with the 2004/5 session, History and welsh history is http://www.cf.ac.uk/hisar/history/

Search: Contact Us A-Z Index You are at: History and Welsh History Section pages Links to: School homepage Undergraduate Study Undergraduate study in History Single History Honours Joint History Honours Integrated schemes Postgraduate Study Masters programmes Postgraduate research Current Students Module catalogue Resources for Students Research Research in the Section Research Centres Seminar information Conference information Information A-Z of staff How to apply Open Days How to find us ... Cymraeg History and Welsh History Section The Section, with 18 members of staff , scores highly in assessments of both teaching and research, and was awarded a 5A in the latest Research Assessment Exercise . Our teaching is driven by the latest historical research and we strive to offer an exciting and stimulating learning environment with a broad range of subjects. The Section has expertise in the histories of Britain, Europe and Asia, stretching from medieval Britain to China in the twentieth century, with strengths in the crusades, social, economic, cultural, medieval, medical and gender history. The research interests of the staff range from the Normans to GDR art; from Fascism to early-modern crime and witchcraft; from emigration to public health; from the history of China to the economic history of Britain in the twentieth century. Cardiff, as capital city of Wales, is also the most appropriate site for the study of Welsh History and the Section offers undergraduate and postgraduate study in early-modern and modern Welsh history.

36. Research In The History And Welsh History Section Back to School of History and Archaeology homepage. You are at History and welsh history Section pages Research in the Section http://www.cf.ac.uk/hisar/history/research.htm

Search: Contact Us A-Z Index You are at: History and Welsh History Section pages Links to: School homepage Undergraduate Study Undergraduate study in History Single History Honours Joint History Honours Integrated schemes Postgraduate Study Masters programmes Postgraduate research Current Students Module catalogue Resources for Students Research Research Centres Seminar information Conference information Information A-Z of staff How to apply Open Days How to find us ... Cymraeg On this page: [ Research Groups] Publications Research Centres The Section actively works to develop its research culture and is closely involved with a number of interdisciplinary research groups including the Centre for the Study of Medieval Society and Culture Cardiff Centre for the Crusades , and the Cardiff Centre for Modern German History , and has developed links with the College of Medicine. In addition, it has strong research interests in: Social and Cultural History of Wales : As befits a department in the capital city, the Section provides a thriving programme of research in Welsh history. Research in both Welsh and English sources covers the social, urban and political history of Wales; nineteenth- and twentieth-century Welsh emigration; Welsh communities outside Wales; concepts of Welsh identity; political and social interests of the Welsh gentry; Wales and the Civil War and the Interregnum; and Wales within the Early Modern British state. Teaching and supervision are available on some courses through the medium of either Welsh or English.

37. Remote Links Other Castle welsh history Sites Medieval History - Genealogy - Archaeology Welsh Music - Castle Accommodations Travel Help http://www.castlewales.com/links.html

Remote Links Welsh Politics - Upcoming Events in Wales - Welsh Historical Novels Search the Internet Search this site (powered by FreeFind) Note: The Castles of Wales provides only serious, quality remote links. We link only to other well-done, informative web sites related to Wales, castles, and/or medieval history. We feel strongly that the sites we link to reflect on our own efforts here as well. If you have a serious site that you would like to see included on this page, please let the editors know. Diolch yn fawr. A Brief History of Wales Peter N. Williams, a native Welshman, has written a "Brief History of Wales" comprising 19 chapters and covering the whole sweep of Welsh history, as part of the Britannia Internet Magazine. The goal of his work is to tell the story from the Welsh point of view and to place the culture and language of the people in their proper historical context. http://www.britannia.com/wales/whist.html A Comprehensive Listing of the Medieval Fortifications of England and Wales Philip Davis, a contributor to the Castles of Wales web site, has launched his own site that is destined to become a valuable resource for anyone interested in researching British Castles. His project is called "A Comprehensive Listing of the Medieval Fortifications of England and Wales" and lists an astounding 3,967 castle sites. In creating the site Mr Davis has combined the best academic resources currently available concerning the castles of England and Wales into a single comprehensive resource. The database is divided into six regions - five for England and one for Wales - and includes each castle's name or names, type, location (county), Ordnance Survey coordinates, documentary source information, and a description of the remains. This impressive database is supplemented by the site's extensive bibliography and collection of links to other castle sites on the net.

38. St Davids Cathedral that you ve arrived at the very essence of welsh history and culture. Since St. David is one of the first identifiable figures of welsh history, http://www.castlewales.com/stdavid.html

St Davids Cathedral St Davids, Pembrokeshire, west Wales Jeff Thomas 1994; Cadw Guidebook To understand part of the reason St. Davids is so special, you have to know a little about the history of the area. St. David is the patron saint of Wales. Legend claims he was born around 500 A.D. on the rugged Pembrokeshire coast of southwest Wales. He was the founder of a strict monastic order in the town that bears his name, and was the most influential clergyman in all Wales during the "Age of Saints." His place of birth and the cathedral built in his name became one of the most important shrines of medieval Christendom - two pilgrimages to St. Davids equaling one to Rome. Important sites at St. Davids include the cathedral and ruined Bishop's Palace, along with St. Non's Church and Well . St. Non was St. David's mother. St Davids is one of the great historic shrines of Christendom. Nowhere in Britain is there a more ancient cathedral settlement, for it reaches back fourteen centuries and survived the plunder of the Norsmen in the 'Dark Ages'. St David chose this wild, beautiful region as the site of his monastery in the 6th century and you will find his shrine in the purple-stoned cathedral, which nestles inconspicuously in a grassy hollow beneath the rooftops of the tiny city. The large, cruciform cathedral, dating from 1176, is a treasury of fine things. The nave has a breathtaking beauty, embodying three centuries of craftsmanship which now make up a scene of medieval splendor. There are superb examples of the woodcarver's art in St Davids - just gaze upwards at the decorative roof - and the choir stalls date from the late 15th century. Here, note the wit and zest of the medieval mericord carvings (carvings on the hinged seats in the choir stalls); they represent a trend away from the decorative severity of earlier times, and show that even in religion, humor had its part to play.

39. Folklore Of Wales Stories from welsh history Folklore Wales bar Perhaps the most wellknown piece of Welsh Literature is the Mabinogion, which only became known to the http://www.red4.co.uk/folklore.htm

V Wales. The Mabinogion Welsh Fairy Stories The Works of Marie Trevelyan Perhaps the most well-known piece of Welsh Literature is the Mabinogion, which only became known to the world outside of Wales during the mid 19th century, following the translation from Welsh into English by Lady Charlotte Guest. In view of the lack of English translations, it had been assumed that little or no Welsh literature and poetry existed prior to these translations, however nothing could be further from the truth. The stories in the Mabinogion are believed to have been first recorded in Welsh during the 11th century, some eight centuries before their translation, although the earliest remaining evidence is the White Book of Rhyderch written in the mid 14th century. Welsh poetry, in fact, dates back to the late 6th century, making it amongst the oldest in Europe. It utilised three line metre, monorhyming and other complex techniques that were often imitated by the Anglo-Saxon poets of the day. Celtic poets, such as Taliesin and Aneirin, set the patterns and standards that Welsh poetry adopted and maintained for the next 1400 years, and is still evident today in the regular eisteddfods held throughout the country. The purity of the Welsh vernacular makes it virtually unique throughout Europe, and even the world, enabling poetry and stories written over

40. A Short Welsh History V Wales A Short History of Wales. A good introduction to the history of Wales. For a zip file (95kb) of this book please Outline of welsh history http://www.red4.co.uk/ebooks/shorthistory.htm

V Wales. A Short History of Wales by Owen M Edwards A good introduction to the history of Wales. For a zip file (95kb) of this book please click here Introduction Wales The Wandering Nations ... About Us

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