Cardiganshire is located along the western center coastline.
(November 2, 2025) Macalister reports that this stone when first discovered was built into a churchyard wall, near its entrance, to serve as a style-step. Now it is now inserted as a building-stone into the inner face of the church tower about 6' from the floor.
The dimensions of its visible surface are: 1' 5" x 1' 2".
(November 2, 2025) Macalister reports that this stone was dug up on the farm of Crug y Wyl , in the parish of Llanwenog. It was later moved to the kitchen garden of Llanfechan House. Then it was moved to the garden of High Mead House. All these places are within one parish .
Its dimensions are: 5' 10" x 1′ 2″ × 0′ 8″.
(November 3, 2025) Macalister reports that this stone was found in the middle of a field, on the road through Dyffryn Bern from Penbryn, to the main road from Cardigan to Aberystwyth.
In Lhuyd's time this monument stood on a heap of stones which were cleared away, according to Meyrick, two years before he wrote (ie. , about 1806). Some silver coins and an urn containing ashes were found. He tells us nothing about the nature of the coins found in such a curious combination.
Its dimensions are 5′ × 2′ 6″ × 1' 2".
(November 3, 2025) Macalister reports that this stone was built into the outer face of the south wall of the parish church near the west end.
The dimensions of the exposed face are 2′ 11″ × 0' 7".
Overwriting this test is the Druid/Celtic equilateral cross. It is not a Christian cross. The Druid/Celtic cross is the Druid letter "T" meaning "astrology magic." Its as if someone at a later time wanted to summarize a text no longer widely understood by just writing "astrology magic."
(November 3, 2025) Macalister reports that this stone had been broken into two pieces. It seems to have once had a 3rd line at the bottom which has now been destroyed.
Its dimensions are 2' 2 x 0' 6" × 0' 8".