Holgan Camp is a tapering oval enclosure, set upon a steep-sides, east-facing promontory, about110m east-west by 60m, delineated by double banks and ditches on the west, with an entrance at their southern limit, elsewhere defined by scarps above steep natural slopes. A limited excavation yielded radio-carbon dates indicating occupation in the 3rd-4th centuries BC.

Source: Williams & Mytum 1998 Llawhaden, Dyfed (BAR British ser. 275), 7, 69.

RCAHMW AP945092/42

J.Wiles 18.05.04