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| 1.
In 1822 the Revd William Buckland led an excavation in a cave at Paviland on the Gower peninsula. The dig unearthed the remains of a human being who had been buried there circa 30,000 years ago. What name was given to this skeleton? |
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| 2.
What name is given to the culture which flourished in Wales during the Bronze Age and Iron Age? |
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| 3.
Which son of Cynfelyn/Cunobelinus/Cymbeline was one of the leaders of the opposition to the Roman invasion of Britain c. 52 CE? |
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Moving on a few centuries, and skipping a vast chunk of important Welsh history, we reach Oes y Tywysogion, the Age of the Princes. Which of these gentlemen is credited with codifying the Welsh laws? |
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Moving forwards a few years, we reach the 13th century. Which of these married Siwan/Joan, daughter of King John of England? |
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Which of these is considered to be the last true Prince of Wales? |
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| 7.
Which eminent poet and hymnwriter lived at Pantycelyn, Pentre-ty-gwyn? |
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| 8.
The Arabs are credited with inventing the zero, but which of these eminent Welshmen invented the sign for equality, the = sign? |
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Which of these was not one of Tri Penyberth, the 'Penyberth three', who set fire to a shed at the RAF training camp of that name (known as 'yr ysgol fomio' - 'the bombing school') near Pwllheli, Lly^n, in 1936? |
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| 10.
Name the bass-baritone from Pantglas, Gwynedd, who has conquered the world with his singing. |
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