Anglesey - Past Landscapes of the Coast

A selection of photographs from our Anglesey book. See more Anglesey pictures on our Alamy home pages:

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	Aberffraw Dunes and Trwyn Du Mesolithic hunting camp site. © Mick Sharp
	Lligwy beach submerged peat beds. © Jean Williamson
	Trefignath, portal of the eastern burial chamber. © Mick Sharp
	Barclodiad y Gawres, decorated stone inside the chambered tomb. © Mick Sharp
	Garn Bronze Age round barrow with Snowdon to the rear right. © Mick Sharp
	Penrhos Feilw standing stones. © Mick Sharp
	Bwrdd Arthur, the hillfort wall and Red Wharf Bay. © Mick Sharp
	Llyn Cerrig Bach, scene of votive offerings of Iron Age metalwork. © Mick Sharp
	Ty Mawr settlement, one of ‘the huts of the Irishmen’. © Mick Sharp
	Porth Saint, according to legend St Gwenfaen was lifted to Heaven from the rocks. © Mick Sharp
	Tywyn Capel, one of the Early Christian cist graves. © Jean Williamson
	Penmon Deerpark Cross, its decoration shows Viking influences. © Jean Williamson