Carreg Castell y Gwynt
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Image: © Alan Richards Taken: 12 May 2021
Capfaen cistfaen honedig o'r Oes Efydd o'r enw Carreg Castell y Gwynt. Fe'i henwyd ar ol anhedd-dy adfeiliedig gerllaw. The apparent Bronze Age capstone of a cistfaen known as Carreg Castell y Gwynt (trans. castle of the wind stone) and named after a nearby ruinous abode.