Sacred and Historic Sites
Sacred and historic sites of the Preseli Mountains include:
Beddyrafanc
Bedd Arthur
Bedd Morris
Budloy Stone
Carn Alw
Carn Besi
Carn Bica
Carn Meini
Carn Menyn Chambered Cairn
Carn Sian
Carreg Coetan Arthur
Castell Henllys
Castell Pen yr Allt
Cerreg Lladron
Cerreg Meibion Arthur
Cerreg y Gof
Coitan Arthur
Crugiau Dwy
Crug-yr-Hwch
Dyffryn Stones
Foel Feddau
Frenni Fawr
Garreg Hir
Glandy Cross Complex
Glyn Gath
Gors Fawr
Llech-y-Drybedd
Maenllwyd y Rhos
Maen-y-Parc "A"
Maen-y-Parc "B" and "C"
Moel Drygarn
Mynyedd Carningli
Mynyedd Melyn
Parc-y-Meirw
Parc Carrig Hirion
Perc y Tywood Maenhir
Penian Stones
Pentre Ifan
Rhos fach Standing Stones
The Stone River
St Teilo's Church
Tafarn y Bwlch
Temple Druid Standing Stone
Tre-Fach Standing Stone
Trellyffant
Ty Meini
Waun Lwyd Stones
Waun Mawn Row or Circle
Waun Mawn Stone
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