Telerau ac amodau
Gellir lawrlwytho, cadw ac argraffu unrhyw erthygl o'r wefan hon ar gyfer astudiaeth breifat neu ymchwil at bwrpas anfasnachol.
Mae nifer o erthyglau wedi eu trwyddedu i'w hail-ddefnyddio dan delerau ac amodau penodol.
Ceir rhestr isod o'r cyhoeddiadau, wedi eu trefnu yn ôl y telerau a'r amodau sy'n berthnasol iddynt. Mae hefyd grynodeb o'r defnydd a ganiateir ar waelod prif dudalen pob cyhoeddiad.
Sylwch os gwelwch yn dda fod rhai cyhoeddiadau yn cynnwys erthyglau sydd o dan Hawlfraint y Goron. Gellir defnyddio’r rhain mewn gwefannau, dogfennau neu adnoddau addysgu at bwrpasau addysgol ac anfasnachol. Ceir rhestr lawn o'r erthyglau dan sylw isod.
Gellir defnyddio'r deunydd yn y teitlau a ganlyn ar gyfer unrhyw bwrpas gan barchu hawliau moesol y crewyr:
Archaeologia Cambrensis
Brycheiniog
Cardiff Naturalists Society
Ceredigion : Journal of the Cardiganshire Antiquarian Society
Ceredigion : Journal of the Ceredigion Historical Society
Collections Historical & Archaeological relating to Montgomeryshire
Cyhoeddiadau Cymdeithas Hanes Sir y Fflint
Cylchgrawn Cymdeithas Hanes Sir y Fflint
Cylchgrawn Cymdeithas Hanesyddol Sir Benfro
Cylchgrawn Hanes Crefydd Cymru
Cylchgrawn Llyfrgell Genedlaethol Cymru
Cymmrodor
Gwent Local History
Gwyddonydd
Journal of Welsh Ecclesiastical History
Llafur
Presenting Monmouthshire
Proceedings of the South Wales Institute of Engineers
South Wales Record Society
Studia Celtica
Trafodion Cymdeithas Sir Faesyfed
Transactions of the Honourable Society of Cymmrodorion
Gellir defnyddio'r deunydd yn y teitlau a ganlyn ar gyfer defnydd anfasnachol yn unig, gan barchu hawliau moesol y crewyr:
Cylchgrawn Cymdeithas Lyfryddol Gymreig
Gellir defnyddio'r deunydd yn y teitlau a ganlyn ar gyfer defnydd anfasnachol yn unig, gan barchu hawliau moesol y crewyr. Gellir defnyddio'r deunydd i greu gweithiau deilliadol dim ond ar gyfer defnydd addysgol:
Bwletin Cymdeithas Emynau Cymru
Cymru
Ford Gron
Llenor
Welsh Outlook
Gwarchodir yr erthyglau a'r eitemau canlynol gan Hawlfraint y Goron ac ni chaniateir eu hailddefnyddio heb ganiatâd gan OPSI (Swyddfa Gwybodaeth y Sector Cyhoeddus).
Mae'r cylchgronau a ganlyn yn cynnwys deunydd Hawlfraint y Goron: Archaeologia Cambrensis, Brycheiniog, Bulletin of the Board of Celtic Studies, Cambria, Ceredigion, Flintshire Historical Society Journal, Flintshire Historical Society Publications, Gower, Journal of the Pembrokeshire Historical Society, Montgomeryshire Collections, Morgannwg, Radnorshire Society Transactions, Studia Celtica, Welsh History Review
Douglas B. Hague: Capel Newydd, Llangian (Caern.). Vol. 105 (1956), p. 142-144, unnumbered.
Douglas B. Hague: Maesyronnen Independent Chapel, Glasbury (Radn.). Vol. 105 (1956), p. 144, unnumbered, 145-147.
Peter Smith: Coldbrook House.Vol. 106 (1957), p. 64-71.
Douglas B. Hague: Ty Draw : a fourteenth-century cruck-hall. Vol. 107 (1958), p. 109-120, unnumbered
Peter Smith: A Welsh inscription in Hampshire.Vol. 107 (1958), p. 125.
Peter Smith: Ynysymaengwyn, Merioneth.Vol. 109 (1960), p. 173-179.
Douglas B. Hague: A small bronze pestle found on Mynydd Dolgoed, Merioneth. Vol. 109 (1960), p. unnumbered, 181.
C. J. Spurgeon: An early Christian stone from Carno (Mont.) Vol. 110 (1961), p. 155-156, unnumbered.
C. J. Spurgeon: Two Pembrokeshire earthworks. Vol. 112 (1963), p. 154-158.
C. J. Spurgeon: The mottes in the Vale of Montgomery. Vol. 114 (1965), p. 69-86.
C. H. Houlder: Dinorben. A hill-fort occupied in early iron age and Roman times, by Willoughby Gardner and H.N. Savory : Book review. Vol. 114 (1965), p. 189-191.
C. J. Spurgeon: Regional archaeologies - north Wales, by Katherine Watson : Book review. Vol. 114 (1965), p. 191.
Douglas B. Hague: Excavations at Sycharth Castle, Denbighshire, 1962-63. Vol. 115 (1966), p. 108-127.
Peter Smith: Medieval cruck-building and its derivatives, by F.W.B. Charles : Book review.Vol. 116 (1967), p. 221-222.
Harry Brooksby: A twelfth-century relic of Abbey Cwm-hir?Vol. 119 (1970), p. 132-133.
Douglas B. Hague: Mines, mills and furnaces: An introduction to industrial archaeology in Wales, by D. Morgan Rees : Book review. Vol. 119 (1970), p. 137.
Peter Smith: Illustrated handbook of vernacular architecture, by R.W. Brunskill : Book review.Vol. 121 (1972), p. 124-125.
Stephen Briggs: Two Breconshire rood loft illustrations. Vol. 123 (1974), p. 180-181.
Stephen Briggs: A prehistoric complex on Cefn Gwernffrwd, Carmarthenshire. Vol. 124 (1975), p. 111-113.
Stephen Briggs: Ireland in prehistory, by Michael Herity and George Eogan : Book review. Vol. 126 (1977), p. 154-156.
C. J. Spurgeon: Castles, town defences, and artillery fortifications in Britain: a bibliography, 1945-74, by J.R. Kenyon :Book review. Vol. 127 (1978), p. 141-142.
Peter Smith: The architectural personality of the British Isles : Presidential address delivered at the one hundred an twenty-sixth annual summer meeting at Bangor, 1979.Vol. 129 (1980), p. 1-36, unnumbered.
Peter Smith: C.E.V. Owen (1901-1981). Vol. 130 (1981), p. 151-152.
Peter Smith: The vernacular architecture of Brittany, by Gwyn I. Meirion-Jones :Book review.Vol. 133 (1984), p. 160-162.
Peter Smith: Das Deutsche Bauernhaus, by Karl Baumgarten :Book review.Vol. 133 (1984), p. 163-165.
Douglas B. Hague: Cardiganshire silver and the Aberystwyth mint in peace and war, by George C. Boon :Book review. Vol. 134 (1985), p. 253-254.
Richard Suggett: A bibliography of the history of Wales, compiled by Philip Henry Jones: Book review. Vol. 140 (1991), p. 167-169.
Richard Suggett: Historic Carmarthenshire homes and their families, by Francis Jones: Book review. Vol. 140 (1991), p. 173-174.
Toby Driver: St. Lythans chambered tomb, south Glamorgan. Vol. 141 (1992), p. 181-182.
Stephen Briggs: The late bronze age hoard from Allt Gelli Felen, Myddfai, Carmarthenshire, and other recent finds of South Welsh axes. Vol. 144 (1995), p. 37-51.
Stephen Briggs: A neolithic and early bronze age settlement and burial complex at Llanilar, Ceredigion. Archaeologia Cambrensis, Vol. 146 (1997), p. 13-59.
C.J. Spurgeon, D.J. Roberts & Howard J. Thomas: Salt House, Port Eynon : a sixteenth-century saltworks in Gower. Vol. 146 (1997), p. 117-126.
C.J. Spurgeon and Howard J. Thomas: Marsh House, East Aberthaw : a seventeenth-century fortified tobacco store in Glamorgan. Vol. 146 (1997), p. 127-137.
C.J. Spurgeon and Howard J. Thomas: Caerphilly Castle : the Civil War redoubt. Vol. 147 (1998), p. 181-193.
C. J. Spurgeon: Ludlow Castle. Its history and buildings, edited by Ron Shoesmith and Andy Johnson. Swansea Castle, by Bernard Morris : Book review. Vol. 147 (1998), p. 255-258.
C. J. Spurgeon: Hen Domen, Montgomery : a timber castle on the English-Welsh border : a final report, by Robert Higham and Philip Barker, et. al : Book review. Vol. 148 (1999), p. 235-238.
Stephen Hughes: Thomas Thomas, 1817-88: the first national architect of Wales. Vol. 152 (2003), p. 69-166.
C. J. Spurgeon: Builth Castle. Vol. 18 (1978/79), p. 47-59.
Bulletin of the Board of Celtic Studies
Stephen Briggs: A middle bronze age palstave from near Llanidloes., Vol. 27, Pt. 2 (May 1977), p. 327.
H. J. Thomas: Excavations of burnt mounds at Carne, nr. Fishguard, 1979 and 1981 /Vol. 33 (1986), p. 245-265.
C. H. Houlder: Man in the Welsh Quaternary /Vol. 4, no. 1 (1977), p. 98-104.
Bob Owen: Ymfudo o Sir Aberteifi i Unol Daleithau America o 1654 hyd 1860. Vol. 2, no. 4 (1955), p. 234, Plan of Brogynin.
C. H. Houlder: The excavation of a barrow in Cardiganshire. Vol. 3, no. 1 (1956), p. 11-23.
C. H. Houlder: Recent excavations in old Aberystwyth /Vol. 3, no. 2 (1957), p. 114-117.
C. H. Houlder: The excavations of a barrow in Cardiganshire. Vol. 3, no. 2 (1957), p. 118-123.
L.A.S. Butler: The excavation of a long hut near Bwlch yr Hendre. Vol. 4, no. 4 (1963), p. 404, The upper Rheidol Valley.
D. Morgan Rees: Industrial archaeology in Cardiganshire. Vol. 5, no. 2 (1965), p. 117 Map shewing the Llywernog Watercourses.
Ieuan T. Hughes: Lwm Bwa. Vol. 5, no.4 (1967), p. 433, Lwm Bwa.
C. H. Houlder: The Aberystwyth Archaeological section / Vol. 5, no. 4 (1967), p. 434-438.
H. J. Thomas: Excavations at Princess Street, Aberystwyth. Vol. 6, no. 4 (1971), p. 438.
D.K. Leighton and D.M. Metcalfe: A cairn cemetery on Esgair Gerwyn Ceredigion. Vol. 8, no. 3 (1978), p. 360-362
C.S. Briggs: A plano-convex knife from Craig y Pistyll. Vol. 8, no. 4 (1979), p. 478
K.J. Cooper: Rhydir Uchaf. Vol. 9, no. 3 (1982), p. 247 Conjectural diagram and ground plan of Rhydhir uchaf before the eighteenth century rebuilding.
C.S. Briggs: Historical notes on the study of Megalithic and Bronze Age sites and finds from Ceredigion. Vol. 9, no. 3 (1982), p. 264-280
John Thomas: Saint David's College, Lampeter. Vol. 10, no. 1 (1984), p. 67. Alms-houses at Ewelme, Oxfordshire (after 1437) ; interior of quad.
A.J. Parkinson: Wheat, peat and lead. Vol. 10, no. 2 (1985), p. 111-130
C. J. Spurgeon: The castle in England and Wales: an interpretative history, D. J. Cathcart King : Book review. Vol. 11, no. 1 (1988/89), p. 87-88.
Stephen Briggs: A review of the archaeological potential of the Hafod landscape. Vol. 11 no. 2 (1990), p. 191-210.
Richard Suggett: Ty John Morgan and its roof : the medieval king-post in Cardiganshire. Vol. 11 no. 2 (1992), p. 425-432.
J.L. Davies and T.G. Driver: The discovery of a Roman coin hoard at Salem, Trefeurig, Aberystwyth. Vol. 13, no. 3 (1999), p. 1-4
Richard Suggett: The place-names of Cardiganshire, by Iwan Wmffre: Book rveiew. Vol. 15 no. 2 (2006), p. 123-126.
Flintshire Historical Society Journal
Stephen Briggs: Captain William Latham, topographical artist in Flintshire, 1816-25.Flintshire Historical Society Journal, Vol. 28, (1977/1978), p. 63-69.
Peter Smith: Myrddyn Bevan-Evans, M.A., F.S.A.Vol. 29, (1979/1980), p. unnumbered, 1-2.
Flintshire Historical Society Publications
C. H. Houlder: Rescue excavations at Moel Hiraddug :I.-Excavations in 1954-55. Vol. 19, (1961), p. 1-20.
Douglas B. Hague: Notes on Swansea Castle. Vol. 10 (1957), p. 3-9.
Douglas B. Hague: Burry Holms excavation 1965-1966. Vol. 17 (1966), p. 34-41.
Douglas B. Hague: Whiteford Point Lighthouse. Vol. 23 (1972), p. 44-46.
David Leighton: Some aspects of life and economy in medieval Pennard: the evidence of a fourteenth-century manor court roll. Vol. 55 (2004), p. 29-47.
Journal of the Pembrokeshire Historical Society
Tomb Effigy reputed to be that of the Lord Rhys at St. David's Cathedral: Vol. 8, (1998\1999), p. front cover.
Roger Turvey: The death and burial of an excommunicate prince : : the Lord Rhys and the Cathedral Church of St. David's: Vol. 8, (1998\1999), p. 5.
Roger Turvey: The death and burial of an excommunicate prince : : the Lord Rhys and the Cathedral Church of St. David's: Vol. 8, (1998\1999), p. 10.
Mark W. Merrony: Richard Fenton's 'Roman villa' at Ford revisited: Vol. 13, (2004), p 12.
Douglas B. Hague: Pontysgawryd, Montgomeryshire. Vol. 54. (1955-1956), p. 65-70.
Douglas B. Hague: Additional notes on Pontysgawryd, Meifod. Vol. 54, (1955-1956), p. 160-162.
Douglas B. Hague: The Old Pack-Horse Inn Welshpool. Vol. 55, Part 2 (1958), p. 125-127.
C. J. Spurgeon: The castles of Montgomeryshire. Vol. 59, Parts 1/2 (1966-6), p. 1-59.
C. J. Spurgeon: Gwyddgrug Castle (Forden) and the Gorddwr dispute in the thirteenth century. Vol. 57, Part 2 (1962), p. 125-136.
Richard Suggett: Ty-mawr in context. Vol. 89 (2001), p. 219-228.
H. J. Thomas: The old parish church of St. Nicholas, Barry, Glamorgan. Vol. 121 (1972), p. 108-110.
Harry Brooksby: Archaeological notes. Vol. 17 (1973), p. 59-60; p. 62-64.
H. J. Thomas: Archaeological notes.Vol. 17 (1973), p. 64-65.
H. J. Thomas: Archaeological notes.Vol. 21 (1977), p. 92-95; p. 99-100.
C. J. Spurgeon and H. J. Thomas: Medieval Glamorgan: an interim report on recent fieldwork. Vol. 22 (1978), p. 14-41.
H. J. Thomas: Archaeological notes :Barry, St. Nicholas Churchyard (ST 1045 6696) /Vol. 27 (1983), p. 66-69.
H. J. Thomas: Archaeological notes : Penmark, Greencliffe (ST 0811 6862) /Vol. 27 (1983), p. 74-77.
H. J. Thomas: Archaeological Notes:Coldknap, Barry (ST. 1035 6634) /Vol. 32 (1988), p. 91.
H. J. Thomas: Archaeological notes :Eglwysnynnid farmhouse, Margam (SS 8031 8474 /Vol. 32 (1988), p. 93.
H. J. Thomas: Archaeological notes: old harbour, Barry (ST 1071 6684) /Vol. 33 (1989), p. 72-73.
H. J. Thomas: Archaeological Notes : St Cadoc's church, Cadoxton-Juxta-Barry (ST1300 6935)Vol. 33 (1989), p. 73-74.
H. J. Thomas: Archaeological Notes : Llanfyrnach church (SS9794 7460)Vol. 33 (1989), p. 74.
H. J. Thomas: Archaeological notes: Margam, West Glamorgan (SS 802 865) /Vol. 34 (1990), p. 94.
H. J. Thomas: Archaeological notes: St Nicholas's Church, Barry, South Glamorgan (ST 1045 6694) /Vol. 35 (1991), p. 89-90.
H. J. Thomas: Archaeological Notes : Cole farm, Coldknap, Barry, south Glamorgan (ST 1032 6635)Vol. 35 (1991), p. 92-93.
H. J. Thomas: Archaeological notes : Crynant chapel, West Glamorgan (SN 794 047) /Vol. 38 (1994), p. 122-123.
H. J. Thomas: Archaeological Notes : Cwmcidy sawmills, Porthkerry park, south Glamorgan (ST 094 675)Vol. 38 (1994), p. 126.
H. J. Thomas: Archaeological notes: Treguff House, Llancarfan, South Glamorgan /Vol. 39 (1995), p. 74-75.
Hilary M. Thomas: Llanmihangel, near Cowbridge : A tale of family fortunes and misfortunes: The first floor hall. Vol. 41 (1997), p. 12.
Harry Brooksby: Old Gower farmhouse and their families, by Bernard Morris :Book review. Vol. 42 (1998), p. 95-98.
Ralph A. Griffiths: Owain Glyndwr and the siege of Coity Castle, 1404-1405. Vol. 45 (2001), p. 13; p. 18; p. 24.
R.O. Roberts: The early zinc works at Casllwchwr (Loughor) near Swansea. Vol. 48 (2004), p. 7; p. 24.
Radnorshire Society Transactions
C. J. Spurgeon: Letters. Vol. 34 (1964), p. 64-65.
Harry Brooksby: The houses of Radnorshire. Vol. 38 (1968), p. 8-25.
Harry Brooksby: The houses of Radnorshire. Vol. 39 (1969), p. 48-67.
Harry Brooksby: The houses of Radnorshire. Vol. 40 (1970), p. 29-39.
Harry Brooksby: The houses of Radnorshire. Vol. 41 (1971), p. 22-54.
Harry Brooksby: The houses of Radnorshire. Vol. 42 (1972), p. 39-54.
Harry Brooksby: The houses of Radnorshire. Vol. 43 (1973), p. 64-78.
Harry Brooksby: The houses of Radnorshire. Vol. 48 (1978), p. 20-26.
Harry Brooksby: Llanddewi Hall. Vol. 50 (1980), p. 68-72.
David Percival: The boundary of the medieval grange of Dolhelfa. Vol. 63 (1993), p. 42-44, unnumbered.
Stephen Aldhouse-Green, Christopher Houlder: Two Bronze Age perforated antler artefacts from the coast of north-west Wales /Vol. 30, (1996), p. 285-289.
C. J. Spurgeon: The Medieval town defences of Glamorgan / Vol. 35, (2001), p. 161-212.
R. F. Walker and C. J. Spurgeon: The custody of the De Clare castles in Glamorgan and Gwent, 1262-1263. Vol. 37, (2003), p. 43-73.
David Leighton: The demesne Manor of Pennard in the Lordship of Gower: a fourteenth century court roll. Vol. 37 (2003), p. 183-220.
Peter Smith: Farmhouses and cottages : Book review.Vol. 2, no. 3 (1965), p. 296-298.
Richard Suggett: Romilly’s visits to Wales, 1827-1854, by M. G. M. Morris : Book review. Vol. 19 no 4 (Dec. 1999), p. 760-862.
Stephen Hughes: Tarmac Papers: the archive and history initiative of tarmac, heavy buildings materials, volume II, by Revd Roy Fenn : Book review. Vol. 20, no. 3 (June 2001), p. 606-606.
Toby Driver: The Welsh border. Archaeology, history and landscape, by Trevor Rowley : : Book review. : Vol. 21, no. 3 (June 2003), p. 582-584.
Brian Malaws: A maritime fortress: the collections of the Wynnfamily at Belan fort, c. 1750-1950, by Michael Stammers : Book review, Vol. 21, no. 3 (June 2003), p. 600-601.
