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Castell Bryn Gwyn
This is said to be a Neolithic fortified enclosure built on low land and used in subsequent periods. It has wide banks and ditches for protection. It is on a footpath, west of Brynsciencyn on a footpath off the A4080 in Anglesey.
Celtic nation:
- Wales
Itinerary:
- Wales Anglesey
Place type:
- Ancient site
