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Thursday 7 July 2016

Lansio ein Gwefan Newydd






Ar ôl symud i’n swyddfeydd newydd yn Llyfrgell Genedlaethol Cymru, mae’r Comisiwn Brenhinol wedi bod yn gwella ei wasanaethau ar-lein. Ail-lansiwyd Coflein eisoes, a heddiw mae ein gwefan yn cael ei lansio ar ei newydd wedd.

Ein nod yw sicrhau bod modd defnyddio pob cyfrwng – llechen, dyfais symudol a chyfrifiadur – i gyrchu ein gwefan. Bydd y dudalen Hafan yn mynd â chi i Newyddion, Digwyddiadau a Chyfryngau Cymdeithasol, yn ogystal â Gwasanaethau a Chyhoeddiadau. Ag un clic, gallwch ddarganfod mwy Amdanom Ni a Chofnod Henebion Cenedlaethol Cymru. Rhowch gynnig arni a gadewch i ni wybod beth rydych chi’n ei feddwl!

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Monday 4 July 2016

Bwletin Archifau a Llyfrgell Cofnod Henebion Cenedlaethol Cymru – Mehefin 2016







Croeso i’r rhifyn diweddaraf o Fwletin Archifau a Llyfrgell Cofnod Henebion Cenedlaethol Cymru (CHCC)http://www.cbhc.gov.uk/HI/CYM/Ein+Gwasanaethau/Rhoi+Cofnodion/Derbyniadau+Diweddar/. Gellir gweld yr eitemau archifol a’r llyfrau llyfrgell ac erthyglau o gylchgronau yn ein hystafell ddarllen gyhoeddus. Gellir gweld y deunydd archifol ar Coflein hefyd ynwww.coflein.gov.uk

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Mehefin 2016


Llyfrau

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Cyfnodolion

Ancient Monuments Society Newsletter 02/2016 (Summer).

Antiquity vols. 349, 350, 351 (February, April, June 2016).

British Archaeology no. 149 (July-August 2016).

The Archaeologist no. 98 (Spring 2016).

Cartographic Journal vol. 53 no. 1 (February 2016).

Casemate no. 106 (May 2016).

CBA Newsletter no. 37 (June-September 2016).

Chapels Society Journal vol. 2 (2016): Building the Church.

Chapels Society Newsletter no. 62 (May 2016).

Current Archaeology nos. 313, 314, 315, 316 (April, May, June, July 2016).

Essex Historic Buildings Group Newsletter no. 4/2016 (May 2016).

Building Conservation Directory: Historic Churches vol. 23 (2016).

Maplines vol. 26 no. 1 (Spring 2016).

Monmouthshire Antiquary vol. 32 (2016).

Panel for Historical Engineering Works Newsletter no. 149 (March 2016).

Pembrokeshire Life (June 2016).

Tools and Trades History Society Newsletter no. 132 (Spring 2016).

Vernacular Architecture vol. 46 (2015).

Yorkshire Buildings vol. 43 (2015).

Yorkshire Vernacular Buildings Study Group Newsheet no. 84 (May 2016).


Cylchgronau Gwasanaeth Ymwybyddiaeth Gyfredol

Ancient Monuments Society Newsletter 02/2016, p. 6, ‘Tales from Friends churches’ section includes seven Welsh churches; p. 9, AMS casework section includes: St. Ceidio’s medieval church, Ceidio, Gwynedd (proposed conversion to a dwelling); Horeb Baptist church, Hengoed (ditto); Bryn Chapel, Trevor (adaptation to tearooms and B&B); Rhoslyn, 11 High St., Llandrindod Wells (proposed demolition). Many other Welsh sites are mentioned in further sections of the Newsletter.

Antiquity vol. 349, p. 237: ‘”Celts: art and identity” exhibition: “New Celticism” at the British Museum’ by Manuel Fernández-Götz [review of the exhibition in the context of modern Celtic scholarship and ‘Celtoscepticism’].

British Archaeology no. 149, p. 10, Britain in Archaeology section: A large red deer skull find on Borth beach, approx.. 6000 years old, was found and reported by two members of the public and excavated by archaeologists from Lampeter; p. 30: ‘The gathering place: pork, cauldrons and feasting in iron age Wales’ by Adam Gwilt et al. reports on the excavations at Llanmaes, Glamorgan; p. 56: Welsh Slate by David Gwyn reviewed by Rob Ixer; p. 65: ‘Casefiles 26: Tyncefn, Ceredigion’ by Cyllene Griffiths, CBA’s listed building caseworker for Wales [demolition application following deterioration since it was listed in 2003].

Building Conservation Directory: Historic Churches vol. 23, p. 31: ‘Medieval stained glass in north Wales and its treatment in the 19th century’ by Martin Crampin.

Current Archaeology no. 313, News in Brief section: ‘Protecting Wales’ past’ [note on the Historic Environment (Wales) bill]; no. 314, p. 32: ‘Wales in the vanguard: pioneering protection of the past’ by Christopher Catling [40th anniversary of the Welsh Archaeological Trusts]; p. 58: Odd Socs section presents Friends of the Newport Ship; no. 315, p. 44: ‘The life Neolithic: Llanfaethlu, Anglesey’ by C. Hilts; no. 316, p. 9: ‘Llanwnda’s “Iron Age” earthworks are medieval’ (reports GAT after excavations]; p. 12: ‘Offa’s Dyke: A call to action’ by Christopher Catling. Also, in every issue, ‘From the trowel’s edge’, the recurring column by Christopher Catling.

Monmouthshire Antiquary vol. 32, p. 161: ‘Recent and future research at Caerwent, Monmouthshire: Notes on a day school held at Caerwent in 2015’ by Steffan Ellis. Includes, inter alia, a note on Dr. Toby Driver’s presentation entitled ‘Prehistoric and Roman discoveries in the Caerwent environs: the view from the air’.

Vernacular Architecture vol. 46, p. 131: Review, by Mark Baker, of Discovering the Historic Houses of Snowdonia by Richard Suggett and Margaret Dunn (RCAHMW 2014).



Ailagor Llyfrgell, Ystafell Ymchwil a Gwasanaeth Ymholiadau’r Comisiwn Brenhinol –
6 Gorffennaf 2016

Ar ôl i’r Comisiwn Brenhinol adleoli’n llwyddiannus i swyddfeydd newydd yn Llyfrgell Genedlaethol Cymru, mae’n dda gennym gyhoeddi y bydd y Llyfrgell ac Ystafell Ymchwil newydd yn agor i’r cyhoedd ar 6 Gorffennaf 2016. Gallwch ddod o hyd i ni yn y Llyfrgell Genedlaethol ger Ystafell Ddarllen y Gogledd. Yma, unwaith eto, bydd ymwelwyr yn gallu pori yn ein casgliad unigryw o lyfrau, cylchgronau a mapiau a gweld deunydd o’r archif.

Bydd y gwasanaeth ymholiadau yn ailddechrau ar 6 Gorffennaf. Ewch i’n gwefan i ddarganfod sut i wneud ymholiad.

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Tuesday 28 June 2016

Swydd Wag - Cynorthwyydd Ymholidau a Llyfrgell






Fel aelod staff sy’n cyfrannu at reoli gweithgareddau gwasanaethau cyhoeddus y sefydliad, bydd y Cynorthwyydd Ymholiadau a Llyfrgell yn chwarae rhan bwysig mewn helpu’r Comisiwn Brenhinol i gyflawni ei amcan strategol o drefnu i ddaliadau archif a llyfrgell Cofnod Henebion Cenedlaethol Cymru (CHCC) fod ar gael i’r cyhoedd. Bydd hyn yn cynnwys cynorthwyo’r rheiny sy’n defnyddio’r gwasanaeth ymholiadau mewn person ac o bell a chyfrannu at reoli llyfrgell gyhoeddus arbenigol CHCC.

Mae’r gallu i gyfathrebu drwy gyfrwng y Gymraeg a’r Saesneg yn hanfodol ar gyfer y swydd hon a chaiff ei brofi adeg cyfweliad.

Mae modd i lawr lwytho’r ffurflen gais a disgrifiad o’r swydd o’n gwefan: www.cbhc.gov.uk


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Monday 27 June 2016

Mae’r Coflein Newydd ar Waith Heddiw





Mae’r Coflein Newydd ar Waith Heddiw
Ochr yn ochr â’r symud i’n cartref newydd, mae’r Comisiwn Brenhinol wrthi’n gwella’n gwasanaethau ar-lein, ac mae’r cyntaf o’r gwelliannau hynny’n digwydd heddiw: mae Coflein yn newid.

Mae’n bleser mawr gennym gyflwyno ffyrdd newydd o chwilio am ganlyniadau a’u harddangos i gynyddu’ch gallu chi i ddod o hyd i ragor o wybodaeth am archaeoleg a threftadaeth Cymru. Gallwch chi’n awr gynhyrchu mapiau dosbarthiad o’ch chwiliadau a’u llwytho i lawr mewn ffeil .CSV neu ffeil Google Maps .KML. Yn ein hadran Orielau newydd, gallwch chi hefyd weld rhai o’r lluniau gorau sydd gennym yn ein harchif.

Mae Coflein wedi’i chynllunio i fod yn hawdd ei chyrraedd ar eich ffôn neu’ch tabled. Oherwydd ein hymrwymiad i wella’n gwasanaethau ni’n gyson, mae rhagor o nodweddion gwych ar y gweill ac fe ddaw gwelliannau i’n system fapiau cyn hir. Defnyddiwch y botwm Adborth i ddweud eich dweud amdanynt.


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Wednesday 22 June 2016

Gwasanaeth Ymholiadau’r Comisiwn Brenhinol – 6 Gorffennaf 2016






Ar ôl i’r Comisiwn Brenhinol adleoli’n llwyddiannus i swyddfeydd newydd yn Llyfrgell Genedlaethol Cymru, mae’n dda gennym gyhoeddi y bydd y Llyfrgell ac Ystafell Ymchwil newydd yn agor i’r cyhoedd ar 6 Gorffennaf 2016. Gallwch ddod o hyd i ni yn y Llyfrgell Genedlaethol ger Ystafell Ddarllen y Gogledd. Yma, unwaith eto, bydd ymwelwyr yn gallu pori yn ein casgliad unigryw o lyfrau, cylchgronau a mapiau a gweld deunydd o’r archif.

Bydd y gwasanaeth ymholiadau yn ailddechrau ar 6 Gorffennaf. Ewch i’n gwefan i ddarganfod sut i wneud ymholiad.

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Tuesday 14 June 2016

Dehongli ac ymweld ag archaeoleg Ynys Sgomer





Louise Barker (yn pwyntio) yn gweithio gyda Swyddog Ymwelwyr Sgomer a gwirfoddolwyr o Ymddiriedolaeth Bywyd Gwyllt De a Gorllewin Cymru ar ymweliad diweddar ag Ynys Sgomer.
Mae archaeoleg Ynys Sgomer, Sir Benfro, wedi’i chadw’n arbennig o dda. Ar draws yr ynys gellir gweld olion ffiniau wedi’u creu â chlogfeini, waliau cerrig taclus, a sylfeini tai crwn. Dengys y rhain i lawer o’r ynys gael ei ffermio yn ystod yr Oes Haearn a’r cyfnod Brythonaidd-Rufeinig rhwng 2,000 a 2,500 o flynyddoedd yn ôl. Mae maen hir amlwg, Maen Harold, a megalithau eraill yn awgrymu bod pobl yn byw yma yn llawer cynharach na hyn, yn yr Oes Neolithig a’r Oes Efydd Gynnar.
Tŷ crwn o’r Oes Haearn neu’r cyfnod Brythonaidd-Rufeinig yn y Wick ar Ynys Sgomer. Golwg yn dangos y drws.
Yn sgil arolygon archaeolegol a chloddiadau newydd gan y Comisiwn Brenhinol, ar y cyd â chydweithwyr o Brifysgol Sheffield, Prifysgol Caerdydd a Cadw, mae Ymddiriedolaeth Bywyd Gwyllt De a Gorllewin Cymru, sy’n rheoli Sgomer, yn gobeithio gwella’r arwyddion ar yr ynys a’r wybodaeth am ei harchaeoleg yn ystod 2016.

Tua diwedd Mai, teithiodd Louise Barker a Toby Driver, archaeolegwyr y Comisiwn Brenhinol, i Sgomer i gyfarfod â Leighton Newman, Swyddog Ymwelwyr Sgomer, a Hannah, gwirfoddolwraig ers blynyddoedd, i siarad am archaeoleg yr henebion cynhanesyddol mwyaf gweladwy. Gobaith Leighton a Hannah yw adnewyddu rhannau o Lwybr Hanes Sgomer, a sefydlwyd gyntaf ar ôl gwaith a wnaed gan yr Athro John Evans yn y 1980au.

Mae un o’r tai crwn cynhanesyddol mwyaf hygyrch a thrawiadol yn Sir Benfro i’w weld yn y Wick, yn agos at un o’r prif wylfannau Palod. Gosodwyd arwydd newydd yno i ddangos safle’r tŷ. Gall ymwelwyr gerdded i mewn i sylfeini’r tŷ crwn, drwy ei borth amlwg, a dychmygu’r olygfa ddomestig o fewn ei furiau ddwy fil o flynyddoedd yn ôl.
Un o’r arwyddion newydd sy’n gwahodd ymwelwyr i archwilio’r tŷ crwn cynhanesyddol yn y Wick.
Mae’n bosibl bod gan y tŷ wal o blethwaith a choed a tho conig yn wreiddiol. Er bod coed ar gyfer adeiladu yn brin ar Ynys Sgomer yn yr Oes Haearn, gellid fod wedi cludo pyst, polion a defnyddiau adeiladu eraill i’r ynys ar gwch. Mae’r Comisiwn Brenhinol yn parhau i weithio gyda’r Ymddiriedolaeth Bywyd Gwyllt i godi ymwybyddiaeth o drysorau archaeolegol Sgomer. Os hoffech ymweld ag Ynys Sgomer, ewch i’r wefan: http://www.welshwildlife.org/skomer-skokholm/skomer/

Gan Toby Driver, RCAHMW


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