Rock Art warning in Black Mountains of Wales?
04/09/2010 in Uncategorized
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05/09/2010 at 07:20
Adam Stanford
Does anyone know where exactly in the Black Mountains this sign is?
The Welsh Rock Art Organisation (WRAO) Field School and Excavation – Time: 03 November – 07 November 2010. Location: Newport, Pembrokeshire, South West Wales, UK. To join in visit the WRAO http://www.rock-art-in-wales.co.uk/top/events.html or http://www.archaeology-safaris.co.uk
05/09/2010 at 08:31
Nigel
Hi Adam,
It’s on the Pandy – Llanthony – Hay on Wye road. Sadly though, it’s just a bit of vandalism I think!