Group of pillow mounds most up and down slope, c.12-20m by 5.0m and 0.7-0.9m high. 50 are visible on APs, of which 29 have been destroyed by quarrying (1977). The mounds overlie plough-ridges, thought to be Napoleonic, however they do not conform to the present road and field layout, and presumably pre-date it.
(source Os495card; SJ00SW2)
J.Wiles 23.09.02
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application/pdfAWP - Archaeology Wales Project ArchivesElectronic report entitled: 'Archaeological Desk-based Assessment for Tan y Foel Quarry, Cefn Coch', report no. 1089.
