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Bayvil in Cemais: An Early Medieval Assembly Site in South-West Wales?

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Bayvil in Cemais: An Early Medieval Assembly Site in South-West Wales? (English)

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medieval archaeology

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Wales in the Early Middle Ages

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RHIANNON COMEAU

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September 2014

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15

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Medieval Archaeology

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58

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270-284

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