Ynys Enlli (Bardsey) viewed from Mynydd Mawr, Penllŷn

LIVE (Llŷn Eco-museum)

LIVE is a collaboration between Welsh and Irish community organisations, academic departments and local governments. LIVE aims to enable coastal communities to promote their natural and cultural assets, creating opportunities for sustainable tourism, especially outside of the traditional peak tourist seasons.

Bangor University’s Sustainability Lab worked with the Welsh partners to co-develop the #Ecoamgueddfa, the first ecomuseum in Wales and, to our knowledge, the first digitally-driven ecomuseum in the world. The team is now based in the School of History, Law and Social Sciences, and they are working closely with the School’s archaeologists in order to deliver a range of community-engagement events and archaeological digital resources. The latter includes 360-degree virtual tours which showcase the spectacular archaeological heritage that Pen Llŷn has to offer.

Virtual Tours

Imagery and virtual tours created by Bernd Kronmueller, Panoramas and Virtual Tours

Virtual Tours

Imagery and virtual tours created by Bernd Kronmueller, Panoramas and Virtual Tours

Tre’r Ceiri hillfort, Llŷn

Tre’r Ceiri Hill Fort

The spectacular Iron Age and Romano-British hillfort of Tre’r Ceiri sits on the eastern-most hilltop of Yr Eifl

Trefor granite quarry

Trefor Granite Quarry

The Trefor Granite workings on Garn Fôr remain a dominant feature within an archaeologically rich landscape

Porth Ysgo manganese mine

Nant Manganese Mine, Porth Ysgo

Remnants of the Nant mines and associated tram and jetty works of Porth Ysgo lie on the southern coast of Llŷn

LIVE / Ecoamgueddfa Partners

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