The 5,000 yr old skeleton found on the Little Orme by quarrymen 123 yrs ago finally comes home to Llandudno and will be the centre of a major exhibition in April.
dailypost.co.uk/news/north-wales-news/blodwen-skeleton-returns-north-wales-8655319
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A photographic exhibition of the standing stones of Anglesey at Llandudno museum which may be interesting and a good coffee stop when returning from said stones. On until 28 Feb 2015.
visitllandudno.org.uk/events/standing-stones-of-anglesey-at-llandudno-museum-p317641
A recent CPAT dig has unearthed a burnt mound and there are some good photographs with this article from The Leader newspaper.
leaderlive.co.uk/news/131942/-fantastic-discovery-from-bronze-age-era-near-cilcain.aspx
Your chance to own it! Well actually the house with the plaque built into its wall. The barrow is now not visible, but who knows what lies in the garden? Timeteam are you listening??
www.dailypost.co.uk/.../iron-age-artefacts-coming-back-to-oriel-ynys-m-n- anglesey-55578-30950076/
Iron Age artefacts unearthed 70yrs ago will finally return to the island to be exhibited.
The spectacular group of 2000 yr old onjects were uncovered at Llyn Cerrig Bach on Anglesey as workmen dredged the lake in preparation for the extension of the runway at RAF Valley in 1942,
Read more at link.
A Wrexham metal-detecting butcher has found a bronze age axe and another unidentified tin item in a field at Treuddyn, near Mold, Flintshire. There are pictures and local news report at the link.
leaderlive.co.uk/news/112209/metal-detecting-butcher-uncovers-3-000-year-old-axe.aspx