A sub-circular barrow, 25m E-W by 23m, one of a group of at least four, said to rise 1.7m to 3.0m high: digging into one of these barrows, reported in 1695, produced five 'urns' & a great quantity of burnt bones & ashes; five coins, including an issue (possibly gold) of Otho, are said to have been found here.
Associated with:
Barrow II (Nprn401275)
Barrow III (Nprn401276)
Barrow IV (Nprn401277).
Roman material from mounds/barrows in the region known also at Bigni (Nprn401272) & Crug-y-Durn (Nprn401274).
J.Wiles 22.09.04
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application/pdfDAT - Dyfed Archaeological Trust ReportsDyfed Archaeological Trust report no: 2013/66, entitled: Excavations at Crugiau Cemmaes, Pembrokeshire 2013: Interim Report. Event Record No. 105811. Written by P Crane, A Day, F Murphy & H Wilson, October 2013.
