Description

The surviving archaeological and architectural heritage of Wales encompasses a period of 6,000 years, from the first settlers raising mysterious monoliths, through to the fortifications of warring Celts and Roman conquerors, to the towering edifices built by medieval craftsmen. This work offers a literal overview of the early history of this country, told through bird’s-eye views of the more striking and unusual manmade constructions that can be seen in the landscape today.