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Celtic Folklore, Welsh and Manx (Volume 2 of 2)

Note 18 — Chapter X · Difficulties of the Folklorist

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I cannot discover that it has ever been investigated by the Cambrian Archæological Association or any other antiquaries. Compare the case of the neighbouring site with the traces of the copper smeltings mentioned in the note on p. 532 above. To my knowledge the Cambrians have twice failed to make their way nearer to the ruins than Ỻanberis, or at most Ỻanberis Pass, significantly called in Welsh Pen Gorffwysfa for the older name Gorffwysfa Beris, ‘Peris’ Resting-place’: thus we loyally follow the example of resting set by the saint, and leave alone the archæology of the district. ↑

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