Dryslwyn Castle Site (Dryslwyn, Wales)
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found: Work cat.: Caple, C. Excavations at Dryslwyn Castle, 1980-95, 2007: p. 1 (The ruin of Dryslwyn Castle perched at the S end of Dryslwyn hill overlooking the River Tywi ... the hill on which the ruins lie is located 22 km E of Carmarthen and 12 km W of Llandeilo)
found: Wikipedia, 3 Mar. 2008(Dryslwyn Castle is a native Welsh castle, sited on a hill roughly halfway between Llandeilo and Carmarthen in West Wales; today only fragments of the castle remain and much of the castle has been revealed by excavation)
found: Cadw www site, 3 Mar. 2008:Lleoedd i ymweld ́hwy (Castell Dryslwyn)
found: CastleXplorer www site, 3 Mar. 2008:Dryslwyn Castle page (Dryslwyn Castle, Dryslwyn, Llandeilo, Carmarthenshire; by the late 13th century the castle at Dryslwyn had developed into the largest native Welsh castle in South Wales)
found: Collins Britain atlas and gaz., 1999(Dryslwyn castle, Carmar. Castle, remains situated to S of Dryslwyn on N bank of River Tywi)
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2008-03-05: new
2008-04-22: revised
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