Battle of Tretower

Tretower Barn is a medieval barn located in Wales and protected by Cadw as an ancient monument under reference BR146. The building stands on bedrock of Lower Devonian composition, comprising mudstone, siltstone and sandstone formed during the Early Devonian period, which provides a stable foundat…

Tretower Court is a medieval domestic complex in Breconshire, Wales, comprising a fortified tower house and later domestic ranges that evolved over several centuries from the fifteenth to seventeenth centuries. The site centres on a substantial stone tower, originally constructed as a defensive r…

Tretower Castle is a Norman castle located in Breconshire, Wales, comprising both an early motte-and-bailey earthwork and a later stone keep. The stone tower, known as the Round Tower, was constructed in the early twelfth century, while substantial additions including a curtain wall and domestic…

Standing Stone North of Tretower is a prehistoric standing stone located in Wales and protected by Cadw under reference BR273. The monument consists of a single upright stone typical of the Bronze Age or earlier tradition of stone erection across Britain and Ireland, though its precise dating rem…

Penmyarth Standing Stone is a prehistoric standing stone located in Wales and protected as an ancient monument by Cadw under reference BR133. The stone rises from bedrock of Lower Devonian age, comprising sandstone and conglomerate interbedded together, which was formed during the Early Devonian…

Pen-y-gaer Roman Vicus, Cwmdu is a Roman settlement located in Wales, situated on bedrock composed of Lower Devonian rocks formed during the Early Devonian period. The underlying geology comprises mudstone, siltstone and sandstone, which would have provided local building materials for the vicus…