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Craig Tan-Y-Tan  Hillfort  Wales  South Glamorgan  Visited  25th Oct 2026  2  4  4  Degraded but very visible bank and ditch. Evidence of stonework within the bank construction. Nice views to the north.   1  5 
St Nicholas' Well (Glamorgan)  Holy Well or Sacred Spring  Wales  South Glamorgan  Visited  25th Jul 2026  2  2  5  Very overgrown and unloved. The well is full of rubbish, including plastic car components. Very sad to see.  1  4 
Brook Down Five Barrows  Barrow Cemetery  England  Isle of Wight  Visited  23rd May 2026  3  5  3  Worth visiting just for the views. This collection of barrows commands the top of the hill.   1  3 
Carneddi Llwydion  Round Cairn  Wales  South Glamorgan  Visited  8th May 2026  2  2  3  Largely ruined cairn that has suffered significant disturbance. Easy to find alongside the main track leading from the main road.   1  2 
Ffos-yr-Haidal 1, Mynydd Eglwysilan  Rock Art  Wales  South Glamorgan  Visited  8th May 2026  3  2  4  Easily overlooked and in danger of being damaged by tractors, this cup-marked stone sits in an unassuming location on Senghenydd common. It is easily overlooked and using the exact co-ordinates on a GPS enabled device is recommended. The cup marks are evident, even in flat light, but a visit when the sun is low in the sky is recommended to add some contrast.  1  1 
Graig Lwyd Neolithic Axe Factory  Ancient Mine, Quarry or other Industry  Wales  Conwy (Bwrdeistref Sirol)  Visited  15th Mar 2025  3  5  2  An amazing site, but clearly one that is under threat from modern visitors deciding to have a go and hammer their own stones off. It was very upsetting to see that people are not giving this site the respect it deserves.      
Bwlch y Ddeufaen N  Standing Stone (Menhir)  Wales  Conwy (Bwrdeistref Sirol)  Visited  15th Mar 2025  5  4  2  Smaller and less imposing than the southerly stone. The overall impression is somewhat spoilt by the adjacent pylon.     
Bwlch y Ddeufaen S  Standing Stone (Menhir)  Wales  Conwy (Bwrdeistref Sirol)  Visited  15th Mar 2025  5  5  2  Amazing stone, immediately visible as you enter the pass.     


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