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Following the discovery of two cannon on a Porthcawl beach during the winter storms of 2014 the smaller swivel type cannon has been moved to Cardiff University, where a long process of preservation will begin on behalf of Porthcawl museum

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Gall cyfraniadau i Gasgliad y Werin Cymru gynnwys disgrifiadau a darluniadau hanesyddol sy’n anghywir yn ffeithiol, sy’n drefedigaethol, sy’n hiliol, sy’n wahaniaethol neu sy’n amhriodol mewn ffordd arall. At hynny, mae’n bosibl y bydd eitemau’n defnyddio iaith a gymerwyd o ddogfennau hanesyddol, sydd bellach wedi dyddio ac yn ddifrïol. Byddem yn croesawu eich help i adnabod eitemau sy’n tramgwyddo neu’n niweidio pobl, a byddem yn ddiolchgar pe baech yn cysylltu â ni yma [email protected].