ArchiveDS2024_225_003TitleDS2024_225_003LevelItemDescriptionThe Ffynogion spoons. Artist Olivia Hicks RA working on a composition based on the spoons at the Ruthin International Arts Festival, June 2024. View showing art performance in grounds of Ruthin CastleMedium1.tifImagesy
ArchiveDS2024_225_005TitleDS2024_225_005LevelItemDescriptionThe Ffynogion spoons. Artist Olivia Hicks RA working on a composition based on the spoons at the Ruthin International Arts Festival, June 2024. View showing art performance in grounds of Ruthin CastleMedium1.tifImagesy
ArchiveDS2024_225_004TitleDS2024_225_004LevelItemDescriptionThe Ffynogion spoons. Artist Olivia Hicks RA working on a composition based on the spoons at the Ruthin International Arts Festival, June 2024. View showing art performance in grounds of Ruthin CastleMedium1.tifImagesy
ArchiveDS2024_225_007TitleDS2024_225_007LevelItemDescriptionThe Ffynogion spoons. Modern replicas from Denbighshire County Council's Heather and Hillforts education collection held by artist Olivia Hicks RA at the Ruthin International Arts Festival, June 2024.Medium1.tifImagesy
ArchiveDS2024_225_001TitleDS2024_225_001LevelItemDescriptionThe Ffynogion spoons. Map showing the approximate 1861 findspot of the spoons (star), to the south of Ffynogion house on the line of the railway cutting (dotted line). Note the proximity of PlasNewydd Romano-British temple, which is likely to be a significant relationship. Contours in metres. Published as Figure 18 in Archaeologia Cambrensis 127 (2023), 87–136: Castell Nadolig hillfort and the Penbryn spoons: a new investigationMedium1.tifImagesy
ArchiveDS2024_225_011TitleDS2024_225_011LevelItemDescriptionThe Ffynogion spoons. Artwork by Olivia Hicks RA based on the spoons presented at the Ruthin International Arts Festival, June 2024.Medium1.tifImagesy
ArchiveDS2024_225_002TitleDS2024_225_002LevelItemDescriptionThe Ffynogion spoons. Ground photograph showing approximate findspot alongside former railway line, view looking south-west near Eyarth Old StationMedium1.tifImagesy
ArchiveDS2024_225_008TitleDS2024_225_008LevelItemDescriptionThe Ffynogion spoons. Modern replicas from Denbighshire County Council's Heather and Hillforts education collection viewed with work by artist Olivia Hicks RA at the Ruthin International Arts Festival, June 2024.Medium1.tifImagesy
ArchiveDS2024_225_012TitleDS2024_225_012LevelItemDescriptionThe Ffynogion spoons. Artwork by Olivia Hicks RA based on the spoons presented at the Ruthin International Arts Festival, June 2024.Medium1.tifImagesy
ArchiveDS2024_225_009TitleDS2024_225_009LevelItemDescriptionThe Ffynogion spoons. Modern replicas from Denbighshire County Council's Heather and Hillforts education collectionMedium1.tifImagesy
ArchiveDS2024_225_006TitleDS2024_225_006LevelItemDescriptionThe Ffynogion spoons. Artist Olivia Hicks RA working on a composition based on the spoons at the Ruthin International Arts Festival, June 2024. View showing art performance in grounds of Ruthin CastleMedium1.tifImagesy
ArchiveDS2024_225_010TitleDS2024_225_010LevelItemDescriptionThe Ffynogion spoons. Modern replicas from Denbighshire County Council's Heather and Hillforts education collection, with scaleMedium1.tifImagesy
