Watchtower: institution web page changes about Great House Farm

9 points · 9 pages · 6 institutions · since 4 Mar 2016

  1. Page appearedMuseum Wales
    The suffering of burial 631

    First archived copy of this page. It names the farm or the site.

    + Ideal Homes Wales Ltd had contracted archaeologists from Cotswold Archaeology to excavate land earmarked for a new housing development in Llandough (Vale of Glamorgan).+ 'An early-medieval girdle from burial 631', by M. Redknap. In N. Holbrook and A Thomas 'An early-medieval monastic cemetary at Llandough, Glamorgan: excavations in 1994', Medieval Archaeology 49 (2005), 53-64.
    After · 23 Oct 2026
  2. Page appearedCadw / Welsh Government
    atisn27021 (PDF)

    First archived copy of this page. It names the farm or the site.

    + Great House Farm, Llandough (ATISN 27021)+ Welsh Government relating to Great House Farm.
    After · 23 Oct 2026
  3. Page appearedArchwilio (HER)
    Great House Farm, Llandough

    First archived copy of this page. It names the farm or the site.

    + Great House Farm, Llandough+ Great House Farmhouse and barn formed an attractive group. 17th-19th century.
    After · 6 Oct 2026
  4. Page appearedMuseum Wales
    Summary of an archaeology work placement, 2022-23

    First archived copy of this page. It names the farm or the site.

    + Joining a small group of individuals on placement, some of whom are students from Cardiff’s Archaeological Science course, we worked alongside the Curator to assess skeletons from the early medieval cemetery at Llandough
    After · 13 Nov 2023
  5. Page appearedCadw / Welsh Government
    Cadw: Celtic Saints interpretation plan (PDF)

    First archived copy of this page. It names the farm or the site.

    + Knight, J. ‘From Villa to Monastery: Llandough in Context’, Medieval Archaeology 49 (2005) 93-107
    After · 23 Nov 2021
  6. Page appearedLlandough Community Council
    Llandough Community Council: St Dochdwy's Church (PDF)

    First archived copy of this page. It names the farm or the site.

    + A discussion of the church and the cemetery is given in the article “Llandough” by Alan
    After · 19 Sep 2019
  7. Page appearedLlandough Community Council
    Llandough Community Council: Newsletter, Summer 2019 (PDF)

    First archived copy of this page. It names the farm or the site.

    + Monastic Cemetery at Llandough, in 1994. develop a local action plan. Any offers of help and
    After · 19 Sep 2019
  8. Page appearedBAILII (court judgments)
    BP Properties Ltd v Buckler [1987] EWCA Civ 2 (31 July 1987)

    First archived copy of this page. It names the farm or the site.

    + BP Properties Ltd v Buckler [1987] EWCA Civ 2 (31 July 1987)+ BP PROPERTIES LTD
    After · 8 Nov 2017
  9. Page appearedCoflein (RCAHMW)
    ROMAN VILLA SITE, LLANDOUGH

    First archived copy of this page. It names the farm or the site.

    + ROMAN VILLA SITE, LLANDOUGH
    After · 4 Mar 2016
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Live record checks: Archwilio, Coflein, Heneb, and every farm page in the archive

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Outside pages citing the farm's names, saved to the Wayback Machine

Every outside web page found that cites one of the names used for Great House Farm (Tŷ Mawr), Llandough, with the name it cites, when it was first seen, its latest Wayback Machine capture and this week's re-save. Data: data/targets.json.

Peekaboo sources watched for later changes (6)

The pages and replies behind each Peekaboo incident. A watched page is re-read every 5 days; any change to its wording is kept as a new dated version beside the earlier one. Data: data/peekaboo-watch.json.

  • Internet Archive item page: Newman, Glamorgan (1995), identifier glamorganmidglam0000newm · watched every 5 days
    https://archive.org/details/glamorganmidglam0000newm
    Re-fetched every 5 days with the farm-page recapture. A change in its readable text becomes a new version of the local copy, so the before and after sit side by side. Description on 3 Nov 2026 02:47 UTC: a children's story blurb on a 1995 architectural guide. Local copy: v1.0.0, sha256 f86dc3a447f73015…. Peekaboo: OBS-PEEKABOO-NEWMAN-IA.
  • Glamorgan Archives catalogue entry DBDT/79/1 · not watchable yet
    No public record page answered on 3 Nov 2026 (the record address returned 404 and the DBDT collection page 500). Added to the 5-day recapture once a page answers. Catalogue description corrected by the archive on 14 Sep 2026 after the original was examined. Peekaboo: OBS-PEEKABOO-DBDT79-CATALOGUE.
  • Welsh Government / Cadw: reply on file · not watchable yet
    A written reply held on file; there is no public page to re-read. Later replies are logged in the case mail record. Peekaboo: TOC-F05.
  • Amgueddfa Cymru – Museum Wales: reply on file · not watchable yet
    A written reply held on file; there is no public page to re-read. Later replies are logged in the case mail record. Peekaboo: TOC-F01.
  • Historic England: reply on file · not watchable yet
    A written reply held on file; there is no public page to re-read. Later replies are logged in the case mail record. Peekaboo: TOC-F02.
  • Vale of Glamorgan Council: reply on file · not watchable yet
    A written reply held on file; there is no public page to re-read. Later replies are logged in the case mail record. Peekaboo: TOC-F03.

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