About The Welsh archaeological trust that holds the Historic Environment Record for the area.
The Welsh archaeological trust that holds the Historic Environment Record for the area. Great House Farm is HER GGAT02038s (NPRN 20182 at the Royal Commission; NGR ST16707335). Amgueddfa Cymru holds accession 63.24, finds from “Church Farm”, 1858 (letter from Cogan Pill, 22 November 1931: finds “at Llandough Church Farm c. 1858”); the identity of that farm with Great House Farm is unresolved.
“Excavation of an area of 0.22ha immediately to the north of the church of St Dochdwy was undertaken on behalf of Ideal Homes Wales following an earlier evaluation by Glamorgan-Gwent Archaeological Trust in 1990”
Finds from the cemetery excavation donated to Museum Wales
The remains from the 1994 excavation north of St Dochdwy’s, recorded under the site name “Great House Farm, Llandough”, are donated to Amgueddfa Cymru – Museum Wales (accession 95.56H): “Ideal Homes Wales Ltd. should be acknowledged as the donor”. The Historic Environment Record notes the excavation was carried out “on behalf of Ideal Homes Wales”.
👍❤️ St Dochdwy’s Church, Llandough and 2 others
Source
Amgueddfa Cymru accession 95.56H; Heneb HER GGAT02272s. Legal Wiki EV-0293.
THE Glamorgan/Gwent Archaeological Trust are still counting the cost of the disastrous fire which swept through their Swansea warehouse last Sunday evening destroying thousands of relics of Welsh heritage.