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    LevelDescriptionTitleDateArchive NumberLevelItemDescription.ai version of a map of the three Coed Tyn-y-Cwm forts which are closely spaced together on a series of prominent knolls and ridges separated by a valley to the north of Llanafan, Trawsgoed. Figure 7.17, The Hillforts of Cardigan Bay, Toby Driver.TitleDD2018_003_08 - General Digital Donations CollectionDate2016-03Archive Number6497595LevelItemDescriptionCastell Rhyfel; .tiff version of sketch plan of hillfort compiled by the author. Note the cntral hollow and spring, and the natural chevaux de frise caused by lines of upright outcropping rocks to the east. Figure 7.16, The Hillforts of Cardigan Bay, Toby Driver.TitleDD2018_003_09 - General Digital Donations CollectionDate2016Archive Number6497612LevelItemDescriptionCastell Bach, Cwmtydu; .ai version of a plan showing the inner and outer ramparts (green), ditches (brown), the isolated coastal stack and the site of the spring in the cliff face. Figure 7.23, The Hillforts of Cardigan Bay, Toby Driver.TitleDD2018_003_01 - General Digital Donations CollectionDate2016-03Archive Number6497554LevelItemDescriptionPen Dinas .tiff version of a reconstruction drawing of the south gate of the south fort as it may have appeared at around 100BC. Figure 4.19, The Hillforts of Cardigan Bay, Toby Driver.TitleDD2018_003_12 - General Digital Donations CollectionDate2016Archive Number6497598LevelItemDescriptionPen y Bannau; .tiff version of an impression of Pen y Bannau in the later Iron Age, showing the main timber gateway crossed by a bridge at the innermost point of the elaborate defensive facade. At least two minor gateways gave access to the "rear" of the outcrop beyond. Figure 7.11, The Hillforts of Cardigan Bay, Toby Driver.TitleDD2018_003_11 - General Digital Donations CollectionDate2016Archive Number6497597LevelItemDescriptionCastell Nadolig, Cwmtydu; .TIFF version of a plan of the hillfort showing detail of previously unmapped low earthworks and other topographic features. Note the position of the spring, and the way the earthworks and gateway are respected by the line of the present-day (and probably ancient) road Ramparts are shown in green, surviving ditches in brown. Figure 5.6, The Hillforts of Cardigan Bay, Toby Driver.TitleDD2018_003_03 - General Digital Donations CollectionDate2016-03Archive Number6497288LevelItemDescriptionPen Dinas .jpeg version of a reconstruction drawing showing an Iron Age defender taking aim with his leather sling. Figure 4.24, The Hillforts of Cardigan Bay, Toby Driver.TitleDD2018_003_15 - General Digital Donations CollectionDate2016Archive Number6497601LevelItemDescriptionCastell Bach, Cwmtydu; .TIFF version of a plan showing the inner and outer ramparts (green), ditches (brown), the isolated coastal stack and the site of the spring in the cliff face. Figure 7.23, The Hillforts of Cardigan Bay, Toby Driver.TitleDD2018_003_02 - General Digital Donations CollectionDate2016-03Archive Number6497287LevelItemDescription.jpeg version of a reconstruction drawing of Cnwc y Bugail hillfort as it may have looked around 100BC. Figure 7.20, The Hillforts of Cardigan Bay, Toby Driver.TitleDD2018_003_05 - General Digital Donations CollectionDate2016-03Archive Number6497592LevelItemDescription.psd version of a reconstruction drawing of Cnwc y Bugail hillfort as it may have looked around 100BC. Figure 7.20, The Hillforts of Cardigan Bay, Toby Driver.TitleDD2018_003_06 - General Digital Donations CollectionDate2016-03Archive Number6497593