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Rhosesmor

Moel y Gaer, near this small village, was considered to be a fine example of an Iron Age hill fort until archaeological digs unearthed evidence that suggested this site had been inhabited from as far back as 2500BC.

To the west of Rhosesmor lie the remains of a short section of Wat’s Dyke, a much shorter dyke than Offa’s, which is thought to have been built by the Mercian King Aethelbald in the 8th century. Just under 40 miles long, the dyke ran southwards from the Dee estuary to Oswestry.