Ancient sites in Rosebush

One of the oldest Neolithic gathering places known in Wales — a causewayed enclosure on the Banc Du ridge, nearly 6,000 years old; earthworks for the trained eye, immensity for everyone.

'Arthur's Grave' — an oval setting of low stones on the Preseli ridge facing the bluestone outcrops of Carn Menyn; one of several places Wales buries Arthur.

Wales's most complete small stone circle, standing free on open moor below the Preselis near Mynachlog-ddu — sixteen stones, no fence, no fee, ponies for company.

Pair of leaning standing stones by the old drovers' pass over the Preselis — small, ancient, and exactly where a traveller would want a waymark.

The moorland site made famous by the theory that a dismantled circle here supplied Stonehenge's first bluestones — a windswept, evocative spot on the Preseli ridge for those who like their archaeology contested.