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    Archive NumberTitleLevelDescriptionMediumImagesArchive Number6056376Title8M_0904_1 - Cadw Registered Files CollectionLevelSub-groupDescriptionClosed registered file, ref. no. 8M/0904/1, transferred from Cadw, concerning Caer Licyn (Mound and Bailey castle), Kemeys Inferior, Monmouthshire, scheduling.MediumText.ImagesnArchive Number6141940Title945058_62 - RCAHMW Black and White Oblique Aerial PhotographsLevelItemDescriptionRCAHMW Black and white oblique aerial photograph of Caer Licyn, Langstone, taken by C.R. Musson, 24/03/94MediumPhoto.ImagesnArchive Number6164161Title955222_54 - RCAHMW Black and White Oblique Aerial PhotographsLevelItemDescriptionRCAHMW black and white aerial photograph of Caer Licyn Motte and Bailey. Taken by C R Musson on 01/09/1995MediumPhoto.ImagesnArchive Number6141941Title995110_44 - RCAHMW Black and White Oblique Aerial PhotographsLevelItemDescriptionRCAHMW Black and white oblique aerial photograph of Caer Licyn, Langstone, taken on 18/10/1999 by Toby DriverMediumPhoto.ImagesnArchive Number6053571TitleANC_0904_1 - Cadw Registered Files CollectionLevelSub-groupDescriptionClosed registered file, ref. no. ANC/0904/1, transferred from Cadw, concerning Caer Licyn (Mound and Bailey castle), Kemeys Inferior, Newport, Gwent, scheduling.MediumText.ImagesnArchive Number6533441TitleAWP_330_01_02 - Archaeology Wales Project ArchivesLevelItemDescriptionView across the development site towards Caer Licyn scheduled earthwork (covered in tall deciduous trees). Looking north-east. Part of Archaeological Watching Brief of Caerlicyn Lane, Langstone, Newport, carried out by Archaeology Wales, 2016.MediumPhoto.ImagesyArchive Number6533442TitleAWP_330_01_03 - Archaeology Wales Project ArchivesLevelItemDescriptionCaer Licyn (prehistoric or medieval) monument. The earthwork is defined by tall deciduous trees. Looking north. Part of Archaeological Watching Brief of Caerlicyn Lane, Langstone, Newport, carried out by Archaeology Wales, 2016.MediumPhoto.ImagesyArchive Number6533443TitleAWP_330_01_04 - Archaeology Wales Project ArchivesLevelItemDescriptionThe platform of the possible medieval bailey of Caer Licyn. Looking south-west. Part of Archaeological Watching Brief of Caerlicyn Lane, Langstone, Newport, carried out by Archaeology Wales, 2016.MediumPhoto.ImagesyArchive Number6533445TitleAWP_330_01_05 - Archaeology Wales Project ArchivesLevelItemDescriptionThe south-west scarp of Caer Licyn. Looking south-east. Part of Archaeological Watching Brief of Caerlicyn Lane, Langstone, Newport, carried out by Archaeology Wales, 2016.MediumPhoto.ImagesyArchive Number6533446TitleAWP_330_01_06 - Archaeology Wales Project ArchivesLevelItemDescriptionThe central mound of Caer Licyn. Looking north-east. Part of Archaeological Watching Brief of Caerlicyn Lane, Langstone, Newport, carried out by Archaeology Wales, 2016.MediumPhoto.Imagesn