The Gellidywyll Stone has travelled around a bit. It was allegedly carved in the parish of Maenclochog in 1743, moved to Gellidywyll mansion as a headstone for the squire’s horse in 1786 until being moved to its current resting place in Cenarth church yard in 1896. It’s inscribed ‘CVRCAGN - FILI ANDAGELI’. Meaning Curcagnus, son of Andagelli. #History #StandingStoneSunday #Cenarth #Ceredigion #Cymru #Wales #GellidywyllStone #Maenclochog #Pembrokeshire
@Stubo37
i thought it dated to the 5/6th century and was first recorded in 1743
@allofmystudentsrunaway I prefer your version! I couldn’t find anything further back from 1743 but I’m happy to stand corrected
@Stubo37
these things tend to have late recording dates because there was never any need to do so until the antiquaries turned up and started writing things down.