Craig Llwyd is an oval earthwork enclosure, about 100m north-east to south-west by 84m, resting on steep natural slopes to the north and west; elsewhere defined by two lines of ramparts. It is largely reduced to scarps, having a south-facing entrance.

Source: Williams 1981 (Carmarthen Ant. 17), 3-32 [6-8].

A further enclosure, set about 250m to the east (Nprn275696), is associated with cultivation terraces (Nprn24303).

RCAHMW AP955154/61-4

J.Wiles 25.02.04