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The village of Cilcennin, with the Holy Trinity Church at its centre, south east of Aberaeron. Oblique aerial photograph taken during the Royal Commission?s programme of archaeological aerial reconnaissance by Toby Driver on 2nd April 2013.

Black and White photograph showing the summit of Trichrug, Cilcennin, showing the effect of milk dumping (luxuriant grass at left, Calluna at right. Photographed by Arthur Chater in April 1962 from SN 541 599, looking east.

Black and White photograph showing old cottages at Cilcennin, on the south side of the road to Ciliau Aeron, 200m south west of the church. Photographed by Arthur Chater in April 1962 from Grid Reference SN 519 600, looking east.

Black and White photograph showing wooden gutters leading to overshot waterwheel of water mill at Cilcennin, 200m north west of the church. Photographed by Arthur Chater in April 1962 from Grid Reference SN 519 602, looking north.

Black and White photograph showing view of Cilcennin across a stile and along the footpath to the church, showing elderly couple. photographed by Arthur Chater in April 1962 from Grid Reference SN 519 602, looking east south east.

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