NAR SN75NW15

1. A cluster of rectangular structures set at the northern end of an area of apparent north-west to south-east cultivation ridges, 100-120m across, set on south-east facing slopes: at given NGR is a rectangular building, 5.0m NNW-SSE by 2.5m internally, defined by turf-covered drystone walls, 1.0m thick & generally 0.3m high, with additional enclosures/structures abutting; remains of similar buildings are located some 30m to the north-east & 34m to the SSE.

Source: RCAHMW 89-CS 406

J.Wiles 31.01.05


2. Light snow shows extensive ridge and furrow cultivation at Llethr Llwyd, which was photographed by Dr. Toby Driver during the Royal Commission's programme of archaeological aerial reconnaissance on 4th February 2015.
RCAHMW, 17th December 2018.