01097.0w
PORT TALBOT
SS80408580
SS80798571
Unknown
Not entirely sure what this refers to probably some trackway running through a field identified through field work. The section is digitised in the MapInfo layer but there is no corresponding feature on any of the historical maps or modern mapping.
Transport
Trackway
Not known
Neath Port Talbot
Earthwork
Margam
-
DRE 08/aug/91
0
00363.0w
CAUSEWAY
SN6693806474
SN6729206018
Medieval
Double ditched causeway, 25-30ft wide and some 1 1/2 - 2 ft above the natural level. Extends in a straight line from the entrance through Tor Clawdd across a shallow peat bog. Probably of medieval construction.
Road
Swansea
Mawr
03109.0m
HEOL Y GEIER
SS9580081613
SS9558781177
Part metalled road and part cart track in current use, situated on flat ground in a wide valley, but recorded in 1957 as having no evidence of antiquity with no significant archaeological sites in the vicinity
Bridgend
Pencoed
03243.0m
Sunken Trackway near Dunraven Castle
SS8903572710
SS8920572734
Sunken trackway with decayed field bank to south side, could be of Post medieval date.
Vale of Glamorgan
St Brides Major
00274.0m
Hollow Ways, Gilfach-Uchaf
SS8451087384
SS8470987591
A series of hollow ways leading to an old quarry - mentioned in Unicorn Assessment of Gilfach Uchaf Farm 1994 although the author is clearly confused as to their identity! Sunken trackway.
Hollow way
Llangynwyd Middle
00818.0m
Llandyfodgwg to Ton Pentre Road
SS9475087867
SS9677194757
Non-defensive earthwork, published as a Dyke, this is not published as a dyke see RC Glam Inv Vol 3 Part II p. 356
Ogmore Valley
02378.0s
LLANEDEYRN HOLLOW WAY
ST2177483512
ST2172683385
Hollow way. A mutilated ditch, destroyed during the building of a reservoir.
Destroyed
Cardiff
Pontprennau
02212.0g
Trackway Ebbw Vale
SO1504808731
SO1831510735
Possible medieval trackway shown on Rees' map of the 14th century.
Blaenau Gwent
Tredegar
02281.0g
Llangattock Nigh Usk Road
SO3263010060
SO3464609260
A wide flat-bottomed hollow way, unmetalled, now grass covered and lined by old tree stumps, measuring 10m wide at the top, 4m wide at the bottom, and 1m-2m deep.
Monmouth
Llanover
02306.0g
Hollow Way Llansantffraid
SO35830949
SO36141020
A grass covered hollow way identified by Bradney, running beside the parish boundary, measuring c3.6m wide and 0.5m deep, partly infilled further along, completely infilled at the end NGR where it meets the an existing metalled road.
02350.0g
Llanvihangel Gobion to Pant y Goitre Road
SO3471809619
SO3486208206
Roadway identified by Bradney Vol 1 p324/330. 'Ancient Road' running from Pant y Goitre to The Chart House (PH) at Llanvihangel Gobion.
02354.0g
Llanthony Mountain Road
SO2834627390
SO2627526563
Supposed medieval road between Llanthony Priory and Llangorse Lake nr Brecon from where the monks would get fish. A modern road, occupation track and overgrown path now exist along its route, recorded in 1957 as of no antiquity.
Crucorney
02372.0g
Ancient Road, Llangattock Nigh Usk
SO3344710197
SO3321409947
A supposed 'ancient road' identified by Bradney, recorded in 1957 as a cinder footpath 1m wide extending across fields on the course as shown by Bradney but with no visible evidence of it being a road or of any antiquity
02459.0g
RAGLAN-ABERGAVENNY ROAD
SO3001513889
SO33166712063
Possible 'ancient road' identified by Bradney from documents. No indication of the route in 1957, possibly through intensive cultivation
02460.0g
FORMER A37
SO50531152
SO50641087
Roman
The road can be traced as a terrace way across pasture fields. There is much metalling scattered on and about the terrace. To the north of 'The Elms' a grass covered and partly mutilated hollow wat decends to the valley of the River Troddi.
Mitchel Troy
02491.0g
LYDART CAUSEWAY
SO5019309507
SO5041009956
Post-Medieval
Remains of a paved road mentioned in a will dated 1664, identified by Bradney, passing through Lydart Farm where there were remains of paving, known as Lydart Causeway. It consists of a grass covered hollow way, decreasing to a track.
Tintern
09140.0g
Road Llantilio Crosseney
SO3976715008
SO3998715384
Post Medieval
Road referred to on OS record card (1957) for PRN 01381g.  May relate to a track depicted on 1st Edition OS map running from a junction with the present day B4233 south to a crossroads with another track running west-east from Hen Cwrt.
transport
road
Llantilio Crossenny
Gwent
02585.0g
Road-Llandewi Skirrid to Tredilion Park
SO3219214966
SO3362616443
Road form Llandewi Skirrid to Tredilion Park described by Bradney, Vol 1, p.156.
Llantilio Pertholey
03079.0g
Hollow way Mathern Mill-Palace
ST5155291617
ST5220990913
An old trackway running between Mathern Mill and Mathern Palace of probable medieval date. Existed in 1957 largely as a grass covered hollow way (OS Record Card) and is depicted on the 1st Edition OS map.
Mathern
01026.0w
TOR CLAWDD ROUTEWAYS
SN6693505587
SN6734206859
Trackways over Tor Clawydd north of Clydach in the Swansea valley, together with a causeway (00363.0w) and dyke (02789.0w), possibly early medieval continuing into the Middle Ages and eventually incorporated in the Swansea-Llandeilo coach road.
01028.0w
Trackway - Graig fawr to Penlle'r Castell
SN6062005970
SN6637909516
Prehistoric
Prehistoric trackway/road earthwork
Pontardulais
19971
pmgb
00811.0s
FOOTPATH - LLANDAFF
ST1402878546
ST1418478607
A footpath marked by short, dry grass with no ruts, crossing a field at llandaff. Evidence from probing suggests it has wide stoney foundations. Possibly a fragment of an old road.
Footpath
01034.0w
Hollow way - Llwyn Domen Farm
SN6746102663
SN6720702408
Hollow way from Llwyn Domen Farm, sunken trackway.
01035.0w
Vernal Uchaf Holloway
SS5806097310
SS5730097660
Stone seemed plentiful in the construction of this hollow way. Possibly it has some connection with the quarrying in the vicinity. No further information available.
Llwchwr
00590.0m
Merthyr Mawr Warren Road
SS85687671
SS85707668
The remains of a road cross an area of the visible old land surface surrounded by sand dunes, disappearing beneath the dunes at each end. The road is formed of packed stones, c4m wide, now grass covered.
Merthyr Mawr
00259.0m
HEOL Y MILWYR
SS8943075057
SS8820077221
An old trackway of uncertain date, first recorded in 1898. This feature may possibly be associated with Ogmore Castle and Sir William de Londres, whom was Lord.
00669.0m
HEOL-Y-MYNYDD
SS8820976828
SS8806974085
Supposed medieval trackway associated with Ogmore Castle and Downs.
00731.0m
HEOL-Y-SLOUGH
SS8943874623
SS8827775253
01069.0w
CEFN CRUGWYLLT
SS8090288219
SS7957987205
This site comprises 4 or 5 hollow trails diverging at a point at the SW end of the ridge, uniting in a single trail heading NE to Geulan-las. It totals 1.7m, and possibly represents a road running from Margam to Heol y Moch.
01076.0w
Road - Margam to Llangynwyd
SS80778623
SS84358866
Medieval road from Margam to Llangynwyd, one of the best preserved in Glamorgan, first visible as a faint hollow trail in Margam park, observable for 4.9km, not seen after NGR2 but presumed heading to Llangynwyd
01077.0w
HEOL Y MOCH (The Pigs' Way)
SS8604095910
SS8336187950
Possible prehistoric trackway that continued into the medieval period, diverging from 1076.0w near Rhyd Blaen-y-cwm, climbing north as a hollow trail until disappearing at SS83248827.
03111.0m
FFORDD Y GYFRAITH
SS8652487115
SS8647182649
Medieval trackway known as the Fffordd Y Gyfraith ('Road of the Law') crosses Mynydd Baiden from N-S. probably originated at Llangynwyd, but hollow trails ('Intrenchments' on O.S. maps) marking its course only becomes visible further S.
00882.0m
MYNYDD Y GAER
SS9493384928
SS9460586746
A series of trails on Mynydd y Gaer detailed in RCAHMW Glamorgan Inventory Vol III, Part 2, p.357 RO24.
Mid Glamorgan
00889.0m
Trackways - Mynydd Coed Bychan
SS9983
SS9985
A discontinuous series of hollow trails climbing on to the upland to the northwest of Llanharan.
Rhondda Cynon Taff
00898.0m
MYNYDD MEIROS
ST0088987979
ST0027883226
Hollow trails on Mynydd Meiros, probably originating at Llanharan and traversing for 2.2km as either a single track or as a multiplicity of grooves (c125m wide).
00899.0m
HEOL PORTH-MAWR
SS9590781369
SS9718081239
The lane from Pencoed to Llanhilid follows the course of an old road known as Heol Porth-mawr, crossing the Ewenny at Pont Melin-groes and the Ewenny Fach at Pont Felindre (2km). May continue for another 4km.
00914.0m
OGWR FACH
SS98108895
SS98659056
A series of hollow trials extending over a max width of 90m, climbing the flank of the valley of the Ogwr Fach to the east of Gilfach Goch, becoming a single trail running north to Mynydd Pen-y-graig.
Gilfach Goch
01078.0w
Trackways - Penhydd
SS8090594331
SS8397593404
2 trails connected with the monastic grange of Penhydd, running north from Pen-hydd-fawr for 1.4km and E to Pendisgwylfa to link with Heol y Moch, a distance of 3.5km. The E-W track is mentioned in a 13th century document.
Bryn
01080.0w
Mynydd Marchywel Trails
SN7704104170
SN7894202282
A ridgeway on Mynydd Marchywel, probably representing the mountain portion of an old road from Neath to Ystradgynlais. 3 parallel trails run SSW-NNE at the S end of the ridge, disappearing at the crest with a single trail to the N
03174.0g
STONY WAY TINTERN
ST5320499924
ST5262298538
Medieval cobbled road which ran from Tintern Abbey, behind the Beaufort Hotel, up towards the monastic manor of Porthcaseg, named by 1451, possibly unique in Gwent. Damaged by late 20th C drainage works.
06058w
Trackway, Margam Park
Trackway composed of a dump of stones and pebbles forming a cambered surface up to 3.8m wide and 0.25m high. The trackway is depicted on the 1st Edition OS map (1876) and was in use until 1970s, thereafter, covered by turf soil.
trackway
Near Intact
06215.0m
Road in Garth Wood
ST1059082280
ST1143782687
ST18SW
The original line of Heol Goch and the principle road along the Cwm Llwydrew from Pentrych, the road is visible on the 1882 OS map and joins the present road at ST1143782687.
Uknown
LG
Pentrych
Linear Feature
06216.0m
ST1109582515
ST1131082493
A well-defined road/bridle path with footings of a rubble kerb wall or embankment on the northern side and which is the access track from Ton Mawr Farm to the former line of Heol Goch, visible on the 1882 OS Map.
06229.0m
ST1199082918
ST1237082620
A metalled road/track which follows the hillside contour on the north east side of the Lesser Garth and extends from prn 06216m.
Not Known
Pentyrch
06305m
Trackway, Church Village