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St Ishmaels, Deserted Medieval Settlement, St Ishmael's

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RCAHMW colour oblique photograph of General view of St Ishmaels deserted medieval village, looking south east. Taken by Toby Driver on 24/05/2012.

RCAHMW colour oblique photograph of General view of coastal erosion on site of St Ishmaels deserted medieval village, looking north west. Taken by Toby Driver on 24/05/2012.

RCAHMW colour oblique photograph of General view of St Ishmaels deserted medieval village, looking north west. Taken by Toby Driver on 24/05/2012.

RCAHMW colour oblique photograph of General view Carmarthen Bay Holiday Centre, south east of of St Ishmaels deserted medieval village, looking south east. Taken by Toby Driver on 24/05/2012.

RCAHMW colour oblique aerial photograph of St Ishmaels Lost Village, Salmon Point Scar in landscape view to the east towards Gwendraeth and Tywyn Point. Taken on 09 June 2005 by Toby Driver

RCAHMW colour oblique aerial photograph of St Ishmaels Lost Village, Salmon Point Scar in landscape view to the east towards Gwendraeth and Tywyn Point. Taken on 09 June 2005 by Toby Driver

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