On-line talk: Simon Timberlake – Early mines in mid-west Wales
On-line talk Thursday 23rd April at 7.30pm The Early Mines Research Group has been investigating the origins of mining for metals in Wales for
Talks
On-line talk: Roger White – Continuity and Change
This talk looked at the critical time when the established provinces of later Roman Britain were replaced by newly emergent and forming peoples and kingdoms.
On-line talk 13th November 2025
On-line talk: Wind and watermills in medieval and post-medieval Wales by Gerallt Nash This talk explored the background to milling in Wales and followed
Forgotten Landscapes: Radnorshire in Prehistory on-line talk
This talk explores human activity in Radnorshire from the end of the last glaciation to the Roman conquest, giving a preview of the chapter currently
Welsh Triple Harp -Sioned Webb
Sioned Webb is well respected as a broadcaster, educator, folklorist and composer. Having performed in Canada, South America, Asia and Europe, she has also published
On-line talk: Will Davies – Conserving Tintern Abbey
This talk explores the opening years of Cadw’s major research-led conservation works to the great 13th century church of Tintern Abbey, one of Britain’s most
On-line talk: Sian Rees – the Conservation of Cultural Identity
The importance of a place within Welsh cultural consciousness does not always equate with the magnificence of its standing architecture. Some of the most important
On-line talk: Philip Hume – The Mortimers and Cwm Hir
The conquest and acquisition of the Welsh cantref of Maelienydd (the heart of modern Radnorshire) was at the core of the Mortimer family’s rise to
On-line talk: Findings from Cwmffwrn Excavation
An update on the excavations of an earthwork house platform undertaken at Cwmffwrn over the past two years, what we’ve learnt and what remains unanswered.