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modern period Welsh folklore preferred to give Arthur's ship the name
Gwennan.
Prydwen has
however made a
return during the last
century in
several Arthurian...
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Gwennan Mary
Harries (born 5
January 1988) is a
former Welsh football striker who had two
spells with FA WSL club
Bristol Academy,
split by
three seasons...
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Simon Langton (8 episodes, 2004–2006), Tom
Clegg (3 episodes, 2003) and
Gwennan Sage (1 episode, 2004).
Clive Exton, who
helped create the show, contributed...
- The name
Gwennan Gorn (or Gwennangorn) is
given to a ship
reportedly designed and
built by a sea-voyager
named Madog ab
Owain Gwynedd in a do****ent by...
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Diffusion (anthropology)
Genetic history of
indigenous peoples of the
Americas Gwennan Gorn – Ship of
supposed Welsh sea-voyager
Hyperdiffusionism Hyperdiffusionism...
- the
original on 18
November 2009.
Retrieved 6
December 2009. Director:
Gwennan Sage;
Executive Producer:
Bryan Kirkwood; Writer: Jeff
Povey (24 February...
- Jen
Beattie also
expressed interest, as well as Everton's
Welsh winger Gwennan Harries. In
October 2011,
England manager Hope
Powell was
appointed head...
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currently has
around 1,100
students (02/2019). The Prin****l of W****ean is
Gwennan Jeremiah.
Jodie Howells is the Vice-Prin****l (Finance and Business) and...
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bench was
taken by Eva Donaldson. Notes:
Shannon Ikahifo (Ireland) and
Gwennan Hopkins (Wales) made
their international debuts. No
replacement was made...
- "Final Straw" –
Gwennan Sage Tom
Needham 21 April 1994 (1994-4-21) 48 "Bodyguard of Lies" Ron Cook and
David Quilter guest star
Gwennan Sage Elizabeth-Anne...
