Houses and buildings Architecture Construction Furniture Noblemen's interests Status and heraldry Learning and knowledge Games Hunting Music The feast Food Drink Domestic arrangements Costumes Items of clothing Accessories Textiles The battlefield Weapons Armour The Hundred Years' War Wars of the Roses Medicine Sickness and illness Cures Precious stones Agriculture Farming Animals Religion Churches Abbeys Guto'r Glyn His Life Timeline His poems His patrons

About the Project The logo was designed by Martin Crampin Click for a larger image Editorial Team of the Guto’r Glyn Project: Dafydd Johnston (Director of the Centre) Ann Parry Owen (Project Leader) Iestyn Daniel Jenny Day Alaw Mai Edwards Barry Lewis Eurig Salisbury ‘Guto’s Wales’ is part of the Guto’r Glyn Project and complements the online electronic edition of the poet’s work, Guto'r Glyn.net. The website was created by Technoleg Taliesin under the direction of Nigel A. Callaghan and designed by Martin Crampin (www.martincrampin.co.uk). Alaw Mai Edwards and Jenny Day were mostly responsible for the content and many of the articles are based on the researches of the rest of the team. Thanks to Gwen Angharad Gruffudd for her work as a copy editor. To contact us about this website please email . We would like to thank the staff of the Royal Commission on the Ancient and Historical Monuments of Wales for their generosity in sharing with us their knowledge of the houses of Guto’s patrons, and we particularly thank Mr Richard Suggett. We are also grateful for their permission to use various images for the project. The map that shows the homes of Guto’s patrons is based on the information obtained from the Coflein website in terms of the location of the buildings (map reference and the names of the shires). It was a pleasure to collaborate with Mr Suggett and the staff of See3D to create the animation ‘Guto in Cochwillan’. Funding, partners and other acknowledgements We are very grateful to the Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC) and to the University of Wales for their generous support for this project over five years. We have been extremely fortunate in our research partners - the National Library of Wales and the Royal Commission on the Ancient and Historical Monuments of Wales. The Library also will be hosting our website in the long term. We would also like to thank National Museum Wales for their kind permission to show images from some of their collections on our website.

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