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Nid oes gennych resi chwilio datblygedig. Ychwanegwch un trwy glicio ar y botwm '+ Ychwanegu Rhes'

Bynea Village, Llanelli

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Glynea Pit engine house and the village of Bynea, Llanelli. Oblique aerial photograph taken during the Royal Commission's programme of archaeological aerial reconnaissance by Toby Driver on 19th June 2015.

The village of Bynea, Llanelli. Oblique aerial photograph taken during the Royal Commission's programme of archaeological aerial reconnaissance by Toby Driver on 19th June 2015.

Second edition of 25 inch OS maps, published in 1907, reproduced by Landmark Information Group, showing the area around Bynea. Map included as part of archaeological appraisal of Gwndwn Mawr, Station Rd., Bynea, Carmarthenshire, 2014.

1st edition of 25 inch OS maps, published in 1880, reproduced by Landmark Information Group, showing the area around Bynea, then known as Cwm-Felin. Map included as part of archaeological appraisal of Gwndwn Mawr, Station Rd., Bynea, Carmarthenshire, 2014.

Emanuel Bowen map from 1729, showing the around Bynea and Llanelli. Map included as part of archaeological appraisal of Gwndwn Mawr, Station Road, Bynea, Carmarthenshire, 2014.

Third edition of 25 inch OS maps, published in 1916, reproduced by Landmark Information Group, showing the area around Bynea. Map included as part of archaeological appraisal of Gwndwn Mawr, Station Rd., Bynea, Carmarthenshire, 2014.

Digitised OS original surveyors drawing from 1813, showing the around Bynea. Map included as part of archaeological appraisal of Gwndwn Mawr, Station Road, Bynea, Carmarthenshire, 2014.

Digitised OS original surveyors drawing from 1813, showing the around Bynea. Map included as part of archaeological appraisal of Gwndwn Mawr, Station Road, Bynea, Carmarthenshire, 2014.

The village of Bynea, Llanelli. Oblique aerial photograph taken during the Royal Commission's programme of archaeological aerial reconnaissance by Toby Driver on 19th June 2015.

Glynea Pit engine house and the village of Bynea, Llanelli. Oblique aerial photograph taken during the Royal Commission's programme of archaeological aerial reconnaissance by Toby Driver on 19th June 2015.

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