This site is part of an ongoing project to collate information on "the Wonders of Britain" - a list of geographical and mythological wonders traditionally ascribed to the 9th C monk Nennius.

It aims to be a complete and accurate as possible. However, where educated guesses, local knowledge, and vague arm-waving are necessary, they'll be used. Please feel free to send any corrections you think need making - I'd be grateful to have them.

The site is devised and maintained by Andy Evans, who's an expert in nothing, so always glad to hear opinions...

To do...

• Remaining Wonders, Science and Myth pages.
• Trips to photograph known sites.
• Write up for various places.
• Etc. etc. etc.

The following publications have come out of this project so far:

Evans, A.J. (2011) 'The Levitating Altar of Saint Illtud', Folklore 122(1), 55-75.

Evans, A.J., Nettleship, J. and Perry, S. (2008) 'Linn Liuan / Llynn Llyw: the wonderous lake of the Historia Brittonum's mirabilibus britanniae and Culhwch ac Olwen' Folklore, 119, 3, 295-318.

You're welcome to use anything of mine from the site, with an appropriate reference. Details for the site are:
Evans, Andrew J. (2003-) "The Wonders of Britain" University of Leeds. [online] http://www.wondersofbritain.org/