“Mae’r gwaith cloddio eisoes wedi bod o gymorth i wella ein dealltwriaeth o waith adeiladu a datblygiad yr Eglwys Abadol yn y byd canoloesol cyn ac ar ôl y Diwygiad. Hyd yn hyn, mae gennym ddarganfyddiadau sydd wedi helpu i wella ein dealltwriaeth o ddatblygiad yr Abaty rhwng yr eglwys gyntaf a'r ail eglwys. Yn benodol, mae nifer ac amrywiaeth y teils llawr canoloesol, gwydr lliw, a darnau bach o blastr wedi'u paentio, wedi dechrau creu darlun o sut roedd yr eglwys ddiweddarach yn edrych ar un adeg. Mae claddedigaethau Eglwysi Abadol cynnar a diweddarach wedi cael eu dadorchuddio, sydd wedi datgelu claddedigaethau syml yn y dull Sistersaidd hyd at gladdedigaethau statws uchel yr elît seciwlar. Yn bwysig, darganfuwyd nifer o gladdedigaethau ôl-Ddiddymiad hefyd, sy'n awgrymu bod claddedigaethau Catholig."
“The excavations have already helped improve our understanding of the construction and development of the Abbey Church in both the pre- and post-Reformation medieval world. So far, we have finds that have helped improve our understanding of the development of the Abbey between the first and second churches. In particular, the quantity and range of medieval floor tiles, stained glass, and small pieces of painted plaster, have begun to paint a picture of how the later church once looked. Burials of both the early and later Abbey Churches have been unearthed, which has revealed simple burials in the Cistercian manner to high status burials of secular elites. Importantly, a number of post-Dissolution burials have also been discovered, suggesting secret Catholic interment continued after Henry VIII Protestant Reformation.”