Rob Summerhill Photography

Rob Summerhill Photography Hi I'm Rob, a professional photographer based in Rhondda. Family Portraits, All Events, Commercial, Sports & more. Don't hesitate to call me 0795 772 6375

Based in Rhondda, I offer ultimate customised packages to suit all needs and budgets. I have had the great pleasure of providing my services to some great people and usually gain further business by recommendation. Let me capture a special occasion or your loved ones in a way that you will cherish forever! Please do not hesitate to contact me if you need further information or advice, without any obligation - whatsoever. Cheers!

LLANGYNWYD: Such an idyllic and historic village.
29/03/2026

LLANGYNWYD: Such an idyllic and historic village.

'Hendre'r Mynydd' - The Rhigos Road, Treherbert.Is this the oldest "settee" in Wales and beyond? Hendre'r Mynydd (meanin...
27/03/2026

'Hendre'r Mynydd' - The Rhigos Road, Treherbert.
Is this the oldest "settee" in Wales and beyond?

Hendre'r Mynydd (meaning "old mountain settlement" or "summer home") is a notable Iron Age to Roman-era settlement located at the head of the Rhondda Fawr valley near Blaenrhondda. Excavated in the early 20th century, the site revealed ancient stone circles, pottery, and iron artifacts, indicating human habitation dating from the 1st to 3rd Century AD.
Key Historical Aspects of Hendre'r Mynydd:
Archaeological Findings: Excavations by the Rhondda Naturalists' Society in the 1920s discovered pottery, iron, and leather items, confirming its status as a significant prehistoric settlement.
Purpose: The site is believed to have been a "hafod" or summer dwelling, used by early settlers to keep livestock on high ground during warmer months.
Location: Situated high above the town of Blaenrhondda, the site is now close to a parking area often used by hikers and offers a glimpse into early pre-industrial life.
Significance: It serves as a reminder of early human history in the area, pre-dating the intense 19th-century coal mining era that later defined the Rhondda valleys.

The site is a Scheduled Monument, preserving the remains of the iron age settlement for historical study.

13/03/2026

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