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Tegernacus StoneIn this field there once stood a roughly cut massive slab of stone. On its surface was a Latin inscription. Translated this read ‘Tegernacus, son of Martius lies here’. It has been suggested that the Stone dates to the early seventh century A.D., however it may be much older. In 1922 the Stone was removed to the national Museum of Wales and its location marked by the inscribed concrete pillar you see today. Image date: unknown Do you have any stories, images and interesting facts relating to this picture. Help Chronicle build a website of your Caerphilly County Borough memories. Email the webmaster telling us as much as you can about your pictures. Thank you Description: |
