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Autumn 2012 issue

Further work at the Hen Caerwys medieval settlement, Flintshire
CPAT @ RWS . . . the earliest farmers in mid Wales
Discovering more about the Montgomery Roman coin hoard
Out and about with CPAT in 2012
Third season at Pen y Gaer, Breconshire
Monks and magnetometers at Strata Marcella abbey
Recording a half-timbered hall at Glas-hirfryn, Llansilin
The Trust thanks David Rowlands

Spring 2012 issue

Strata Marcella — lost abbey on the banks of the Severn
Giant prehistoric rings in the Welsh borderland
Royal Jubilees . . . hillforts, maps and beacons
The Sword in the Tree !
Space-time continuity around the source of the Hindwell Brook
Bob Jones — in memoriam

Autumn 2011 issue

Pen y Gaer Roman fort and civil settlement, Breconshire
Hen Caerwys abandonded medieval settlement, Flintshire
Chasing the HIndwell Cursus, Radnorshire
Roman coin hoard unearthed near Montgomery
Cerrig Bwlch y Fedw stone circle, Denbighshire
Festival of British Archaeology events in and around Welshpool

Spring 2011 issue

Change of address . . .
On Denbigh moors . . .
Historic landscape walks
Round up of recent digs
Montgomeryshire from the air

Autumn 2010 issue

Circles and pits at Four Crosses
Even bigger prehistoric cirlces
Minister launches Archwilio
Llanelwedd - a longhouse in the Radnorshire hills
Druid graves and Roman road
Golden Jublilees and tree felling at Beacon Ring

Spring 2010 issue

The Portable Antiquities Scheme
Are you sitting comfortably . . . Roman style?
Veni, Vidi, Vici
Prehistoric avenues of research
Neanderthals of the Elwy Valley
Ty-Draw, Llanarmon Mynydd Mawr - the history of 'the house yonder'

Autumn 2009 issue

The Vale of Llangollen World Heritage site
Piecing together the past in the Walton Basin
Understanding radiocarbon dating
The Beacon Ring experience!
Highway 64 revisited . . . Newtown's roman road!

Spring 2009 issue

Searching for the Hyssington Bronze Age axe factory
Llanelwedd burial cairns, corn drying kiln and bread oven
Two 'new' prehistoric stone circles in Breconshire
Tracing the archaeology and history of the town of Flint
A Neolithic causwayed camp at Womaston, Radnorshire
Invasion of the Penycloddiau Iron Age hillfort
Finding the 'Lost Garden' of Powis Castle