Cardiff University research studies global significance of Welsh-made woollens in the Atlantic slave trade

The global significance of Welsh-made woollens in the Atlantic slave trade is the subject of a research project led by a Cardiff University academic.Dr Charlotte Hammond collaborated with student artists from Coleg Menai in Bangor, Liz Millman of Lea

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