Ancient sites of the Elan Valley south of Caban Coch, Dolymynach and Claerwen Reservoirs.
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Bwlch Y Ddau Faen lies between Drygarn Fawr and Gorllwyn, south of Claerwen Dam.
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The area to the south of Caban Coch Dam. This Bronze Age settlement has remains of cairns and stones.
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The area to the south of Caban Coch Dam. This Bronze Age settlement has remains of a stone circle, huts, cairns and many stones.
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Drygarn Fawr is one of the highest summits in Mid Wales, standing at 645 metres or 2114 feet above sea level. The summit is topped by two distinctive large beehive-type cairns.
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Esgair Ganol lies south of Claerwen Dam and is a difficult area to reach.
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Area to the south west of Dolymynach Dam.
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The area to the south of Caban Coch Dam. The site has remains of some very large cairns.
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Garn Lwyd is an area to the south of Caban Coch Reservoir.
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A remote area to the south of Caban Coch Reservoir.
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The area to the south east of Caban Coch Reservoir. There are plenty of cairns, some very well preserved, with some having central cists. Gro Hill is a short walk from Crugiau Bach Stone Circle and Cairns, walking from the Elan Valley Visitor Centre past Caban Coch Dam and Nant y Gro Dam.
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The area to the north and north west of the Teifi Pools.
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