Rhaglen Nawfed Colocwiwm Bangor ar Gymru’r Oesoedd Canol

Dydd Gwener, 19 Hydref

Darlith J.E. Lloyd

Yr Athro Nancy Edwards (Bangor)
‘Time and Memory in Early Medieval Wales’

18:30, Prif Ddarlithfa’r Celfyddydau

Dilynir y ddarlith gan dderbyniad diodydd yn Ystafell Cledwyn 3 (Ystafell Gynhadledd 3 y Teras)

Dydd Sadwrn, 20 Hydref

Traddodir pob papur ar ddydd Sadwrn a dydd Sul yn Ystafell Syr Ifor Williams (Darlithfa 4), Prif Adeilad y Celfyddydau.
Bydd cinio a the a choffi yn cael eu ddarparu yn Neuadd Powis.

08:45–09:15	Cofrestru a phaned – Cyntedd Prif Adeilad y Celfyddydau a Neuadd Powis
09:20	*Croeso*
09:30–10:30	Darlith Gyweirnod 1 Dr Charles Insley (Manceinion) ‘From Llandaff to Liber A: Welsh charters and diplomatics in long perspective’
10:30–11:00	*Te a choffi*
11:00–13:00	Sesiwn 1 Papur 1 – Dr Fiona Edmonds (Caerhirfryn) ‘Wales and Brittany in the Viking Age: Contact, Confrontations and Comparisons’ Papur 2 – Dr Lindy Brady (Prifysgol Mississippi) ‘Gruffudd ap Cynan and heroic biography around the Irish Sea’ Papur 3 – Dr Euryn Rhys Roberts (Bangor) ‘Re-examining the Authorities for Early Welsh Topography’
13:00–14:00	*Cinio Bwffe*
14:00–16:00	Sesiwn 2 Papur 4 – Jenny Bell (Bangor) ‘Llanilltud Fawr: Searching for the Truth behind the Monastic School of St Illtud’ Papur 5 – Dr Joshua Byron Smith (Prifysgol Arkansas) ‘Geoffrey of Monmouth and the Problem of Brittany’ Papur 6 – Dr Martin Crampin (Canolfan Uwchefrydiau Cymreig a Cheltaidd, Aberystwyth) ‘The Imaging of Saints in Medieval Wales’
16:00–16:30	*Te a choffi*
16:30–17:30	Darlith Gyweirnod 2 Yr Athro Ann Parry Owen (Canolfan Uwchefrydiau Cymreig a Cheltaidd, Aberystwyth) ‘Cain awen gan awel bylgaint – Canu Beirdd y Tywysogion i Gadfan, Tysilio a Dewi’ [Fine poetic inspiration brought by the dawn breeze: the Poets of the Princes’ poetry for saints Cadfan, Tysilio and David] Traddodir y papur yn Gymraeg gyda chyfieithu ar y pryd i’r Saesneg
19:00	*Gwledd y Colocwiwm*

Dydd Sul, 21 Hydref

9:15–11:15	Sesiwn 3 Papur 7 – Dr Melissa Julian-Jones (Caerdydd) ‘Contextualising Conflict: Exploring Inter-Marcher warfare in the Welsh Marches c.1100–c.1272’ Papur 8 – Hugh Brodie (Rhydychen) ‘Punching above Gwynedd’s Weight: The Diplomatic Correspondence of Llywelyn ap Gruffudd between Montgomery and Aberconwy (1267-77)’ Papur 9 – Yr Athro Ralph Griffiths (Abertawe) ‘The lordship of Gower and the Wars of the Roses’
11:15–11:45	*Te a choffi*
11:45–12:45	Darlith Gyweirnod 3 Yr Athro Tony Carr (Bangor) ‘Some thoughts on the wealth of the north Wales gentry in the later middle ages’
13:00	*Cloi’r colocwiwm a chinio bwffe*