Wales needs to know about its past. Understanding
a culture’s history is vital to its continuing growth
and development and archaeologists in Wales have been contributing
to this for some two centuries, unearthing sites, discovering
past landscapes and seeking to interpret what they may tell
us. But the past still holds many secrets, and understanding
of the buildings, monuments and landscapes of Wales must continue
to advance. This website contains the research framework that
identifies some of the key questions still to be answered
and evaluates the achievements already made.
In 2001 the archaeological community in Wales embarked on the challenge of creating a research framework. Since the start it has been recognised that any framework for research must be regularly reviewed and updated. We are currently undertaking the third review which will be completed by the end of 2024.
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The excavation
of an early Bronze Age cist burial at Fan Foel, Carmarthenshire,
in June 2004.
©Dyfed Archaeological Trust
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