| On the way home, the first stop was the Carmarthen Museum. | ||
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| Information on the new order that the
Normans brought to Wales. (211kb)
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Bone tools. (371kb) | Two rings and some enamelled pieces. (89kb) |
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| Spurs (119kb) | Spear tips and arrow points. (145kb)
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A cool ring and annular brooch. (245kb) |
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| Information on Dryslwyn Castle. (195kb) | A really cool mace head. (169kb)
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Information on town and country. (230kb) |
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| Cool buckles. (212kb) | Stone tools. (190kb)
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An alquerque board. (206kb) |
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| Some neat pottery. (199kb) | A bone comb and bone tool handles. (199kb)
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Another view of the alquerque board. (185kb) |
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| Information about Welsh saints. (272kb) | Annular brooches. (196kb) | A neat crucifix. (191kb)
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| Some cool medieval tiles. (236kb) | More medieval tiles. (238kb) | Information on the Roman city in Carmarthen. (204kb)
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| Roman oil lamps. (214kb) | More cool oil lamps. (184kb) | The two rings and some enamel. (158kb)
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| Two stone dice. (166kb) | A carved chest. (182kb)
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A nice picture of the side carvings. (179kb) |
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| A close up of the side carvings. (288kb) | The other side. (269kb) | Another shot of the front. (219kb) |