GwyneddEarly Bronze Age · Ring cairn
The landscape
Circles across Wales
Many Welsh sites occupy exposed ground and blur modern categories such as stone circle and ring cairn. Their surviving evidence often connects ceremony with burial, ancestry and movement through upland landscapes.
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Every mapped site
Gwynedd
PowysBronze Age · Stone circle, standing stone and alignments
Cerrig Duon
A low circle, the great Maen Mawr monolith and two delicate stone rows form one ritual complex above the River Tawe.
PembrokeshireBronze Age · Stone circle with outlying stones
Gors Fawr
Sixteen low stones form an almost perfect ring on wet open heath beneath the Preseli Hills.Bronze Age · Ring cairn
Moel Ty Uchaf
A compact ring of stones on a broad platform overlooking the Dee valley and Berwyn mountains.Bronze Age · Stone circle and ring cairn
Penmaenmawr Druid’s Circle
A substantial upland ring within a dense prehistoric landscape above the north Wales coast.Regions represented
Conwy1 placeDenbighshire1 placeGwynedd1 placePembrokeshire1 placePowys1 place