What is recorded here
Castell Dinas Brân is a hill of Iron Age origins, rising to approximately 336 metres, with a prominent earthwork known as a hill fort that dates back to around 500 BCE. It is a significant archaeological and historical site, associated with Welsh legends and the ancient kingdom of Powys, and offers strategic views over the surrounding landscape.
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Photo: Arjen Bax · CC BY-SA 2.0