Comisiwn Brenhinol Archif & Llyfrgell Bwletin o Ddeunydd Newydd ei Gatalogio – Medi 2018

Croeso i’r rhifyn diweddaraf o Fwletin Archifau a Llyfrgell Cofnod Henebion Cenedlaethol Cymru (CHCC). Gellir gweld yr eitemau archifol a’r llyfrau llyfrgell ac erthyglau o gylchgronau yn ein hystafell ddarllen gyhoeddus. Gellir gweld y deunydd archifol ar Coflein hefyd yn www.coflein.gov.uk. Gellir dod o hyd i bob cyhoeddiad yn ein Catalog Llyfrgell ar-lein.

Rydym ar agor i’r cyhoedd ar yr adegau canlynol:
Dydd Llun – Dydd Gwener 09.30 – 16.00,
Dydd Mercher 10.30 – 16.30.
Fe’ch cynghorir i wneud apwyntiad.

Archifau

Archifdy Sir Benfro [gynt], 1941. DI2009_0215 C.487855 NPRN 32107

Archif Cyhoeddiadau Adeiladau Cymru, Morgannwg a Gwent: Cyfeirnod BWGG
Casgliad o ohebiaeth, drafftiau, erthyglau papur newydd, detholiadau o ‘The Builder’ a’r ‘Architects Journal’, deunydd cyhoeddedig arall, llyfrynnau a phamffledi, wedi’u casglu neu eu creu wrth gynhyrchu’r cyhoeddiad Buildings of Wales Glamorgan.
Dyddiadau a gwmpesir: 1995

Negatifau 35mm Cadw o Henebion Cofrestredig: Cyfeirnod CSAM
Casgliad mawr o negatifau’n ymwneud ag arolygon ffotograffau lliw o henebion cofrestredig ar hyd a lled Cymru.
Dyddiadau a gwmpesir: 1996-2008

Ffotograffiaeth Ddigidol yr Ymchwilwyr: Cyfeirnodau DS2018_470 – DS2018_488
Arolygon ffotograffig yn ymwneud â gwaith ymchwilwyr y Comisiwn, gan gynnwys o fewn cylch gwaith y Prosiect CHERISH.
Dyddiadau a gwmpesir: 2007-2018

Oriel y Parc – Canolfan Ymwelwyr Tyddewi. DI2006_1770 C.422811 NPRN 403985

Casgliad Awyrluniau Fertigol yr Arolwg Ordnans: Cyfeirnod O.S.
Casgliad printiau mawr yr Arolwg Ordnans: yn cynnwys helaethiadau du a gwyn (tua 20″) wedi’u tynnu o roliau ffilm 9″. Wedi’u ffeilio yn nhrefn yr wyddor yn ôl tref, cymuned neu nodwedd.
Dyddiadau a gwmpesir: 1963-1997

Awyrluniau Digidol Arosgo Lliw CBHC: Cyfeirnodau AP2018_309 – AP2018_530
Awyrluniau arosgo yn ymwneud â gwahanol safleoedd yng Nghymru.
Dyddiadau a gwmpesir: 2015

Casgliad Richard Barrett: Cyfeirnod RB
Casgliad mawr o ffotograffau digidol o gapeli.
Dyddiadau a gwmpesir: 2018

Eglwys Gadeiriol Tyddewi. DI2006_1689 C.422587 NPRN 306

Llyfrau

Mae ein holl lyfrau a chylchgronau wedi’u cofnodi yng Nghatalog Llyfrgell y Comisiwn Brenhinol a gellir eu gweld yn ein Llyfrgell ac Ystafell Ymchwil.

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• Architectural Journal News, 12 Medi 2018 – Mae’r Victorian Society yn enwi Gwaith Dur John Summers, Shotton (Gradd II, 1907, NPRN 300212) yn un o’r 10 adeilad sydd yn y cyflwr adfeiliedig gwaethaf.
• Current Archaeology Cyfrol 343 (Hydref, 2018) t.9 A oedd y bobl a gladdwyd yng Nghôr y Cewri yn dod o Gymru?, t.12 Cerrig glas Côr y Cewri a dyblygu ymchwil, tt.54-57, mae ‘Hot off the Press: How this summer’s heatwave revealed a host of historic sites’ yn amlinellu’r llu o ddarganfyddiadau newydd a wnaed ar draws y DU.
• Victorian Society News, Medi 2018 – Derbyniodd Dr Mark Baker y wobr ‘Points of Light’ gan y Prif Weinidog i gydnabod y gwaith y mae ef wedi’i wneud i helpu i ddiogelu Castell Gwrych ger Abergele, gan ysgogi newidiadau cadarnhaol yn y gymuned ac ysbrydoli pobl eraill.

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