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Ceredigion : Journal of the Cardiganshire Antiquarian Society

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Vol. 1, nos. 1-2 1950-1951

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Introduction View Article
The Celtic Saints in Cardiganshire by E.G. Bowen. View Article
Strata Florida Abbey by T. Jones Pierce. View Article
The monastic economy of the Cistercians at Strata Florida by E.G. Bowen. View Article
Ystradmeurig Castle by R. Osbourne Jones. View Article
St David's College Lampeter W.H. Harries. View Article
Aberaeron landmarks by Gwilym Jones. View Article
The possible formation of a county museum in Cardiganshire by D. Dilwyn John. View Article
The National Council of Social Service: The standing conference on local history and the work of the local antiquarian societies. R.F. Treharne. View Article
Botanical exploration in Cardiganshire P.W. Carter. View Article
Cors Fochno and Cors Goch Emile T. Evans. View Article
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Llandyssul Church : minute book of the vestry and parish meetings / by H.R. Evans. View Article
Geological research in Cardiganshire, 1842-1949 by John Challinor. View Article
Some aspects of lead mining in Cardiganshire in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries by W.J. Lewis. View Article
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The passing of a fleet D. J. Rotie. View Article
St David's College, Lampeter, and the Presbyterian College Carmarthen W.S. Jones. View Article
A Peterwell Sale Catalouge of 1781 Herbert J. Lloyd-Johnes. View Article
A Borth shipwreck David Jenkins. View Article
Rhyfel y Sais bach David Jenkins. View Article
[society notes] D.G. Griffiths. View Article
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