Late medieval four-bayed hall house incorporated into a pair of nineteenth-century cottages. Evidence of the earlier structure exists at roof level where the complete medieval trusses still survive. NJR 15/10/2009
[Additional:] Survey by GAT 2009 (Report 829). Five smoke-blackened collar-beam trusses survive defining four bays with a single tier of cusped windbraces throughout the roof. The plan appears to be a two-bay hall (or hall and passage bay) partitioned between inner and outer end bays. Ty-eiddew was assessed for tree-ring dating by the Oxford Dendro Lab. but the roof timbers were rejected for sampling as fast grown (noted in Vernacular Architecture). R.F. Suggett/RCAHMW.
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LawrlwythoMathFfynhonnellDisgrifiadapplication/pdfGAT - Gwynedd Archaeological Trust ReportsA report on Ty Eiddew, Harlech that was prepared as part of the North West Wales Dendrochronology Project. GAT project number 2102, report number 829. The author of the report was Andrew Davidson with the photographs being taken by Tanya Berks.
