Ancient Sites Of Anglesey Wales | Prehistoric Britain | Bryn Celli Ddu | Barclodiad Y Gawres
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- Before Caledonia visits Anglesey's ancient sites.
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This slideshow contains photographic content of the ancient sites in Anglesey, NW Wales.
Anglesey is rich in prehistoric sites such as Bryn Celli Ddu, Bodowyr, Barclodiad Y Gawres, Penrhos Feilw and the Lligwy Burial Chamber. Please note that The Druids Circle & Maen Y Bardd are not in Anglesey but just outside.
Thanks for watching and a BIG thanks to our ancient ancestors..
Such a beautiful island anglesey,Compact and easy to get round and see the ancient sites.Went in june years ago,practically had the place to myself.Lovely to see such amazing places again.Ta.
Hi Dale, I am glad you enjoyed the video it is one of my very early efforts. I had three days on the Island and seen as many ancient sites as I could. Best wishes from Scotland.
nice overview of some interesting sites I do not already know. Thanks!
I am glad you enjoyed the slideshow, best wishes from Scotland.
Very beautiful!
Thank You!
Very nice and wonderfull
Thank You!
Really enjoyed the video,I miss my home of anglesey and it was lovely to see some of it again thanx.
I am glad you enjoyed the video Darren. This is one of my earliest CZcams videos. Best wishes from Scotland.
I'm hoping and trying to visit Wales soon and would love to visit these sites
I hope the video gives you some ideas of sites to visit, thank you.
Aloha, My ohana ( family) moved here from Anglesey, Maui is magical as well. This is lovely. Cheers and Aloha H
Thank you, glad you enjoyed the video, it is one of my early efforts, best wishes from Scotland.
Nice video!
Thank You!
Cymru am byth, what a country I love it
It certainly is. Glad you like the video.
great photography thanks!
Thanks Jude, glad you enjoyed it.
The bull mounting the cow at 0:36 though 🙈
The three standing stones in a triangle are to be found in Llanfechell not Penrhos Feilw.
Hi Nigel, Yes! I think there was a mistake in this video, this is one of my earliest CZcamss and it has been my most popular.
@@BeforeCaledonia Loved it! I live on Anglesey and you've captured something of the history and mystery of the island.
Thanks Nigel, my channel is about the Scottish sites but the photos of Anglesey I took with my pocket sized digital camera and the slideshow I made up have been the best recieved.
No Way, that a lot? of these sites are on Anglesey, (the last one in particular overlooks Puffin Island! and there are Mountains in the shots? So, they are in North Wales.
Thanks for watching and leaving a comment.
Rei Arthur
Hi Jonatas, I am not sure what you mean.
The Gaels, the Celts, and the Druids were the architects of every rock and or stone formation. Found no where else of Europe. Only Ireland and Britain. Accept for a small part in France. Carnac, Bretagne to be exact.
Thanks for the information and watching the video, I hope you enjoyed it. Best wishes from Scotland.
There are henges all over Europe, especially in Bohemia, where the original Celts came from
@@martyconroy3786 no, I think we are from the South Urals originally. Lot of Welsh people have darker skin along with blonde eyes and blue hair - provided for by the vikings.
Ynys mon, have respect stop anglicising welsh names
Hi Alun, I am not from Anglesey or Wales nor am I familiar with the Welsh language. I do my best with the spelling of the sites. Thanks for leaving a comment.
I'm welsh, and call it Anglesey when speaking about Anglesey in English.If I speak Welsh I call it Ynys Mon. Lot of Welsh people do.
You are showing us welsh up here. ANGLSEY isn't even English, it's Norse for Island. Just like the great orme is Norse for Headland.
Even half the Welsh name is Latin.
Surprised you are on a history channel if you don't know our own history.
(And if you knew your history, Anglesey had been a Norse colony a few times)