A spread of broken tile and burnt stone was cleared to reveal a Roman tile kiln, 2.5m by 3.0m internally. Archaeomagnetic dating indicated a period of use centring on 100 AD. A drainage gully and a waster tip were also recorded. It is thought that any associated workshop or stores, would have lain upslope to the south-west.

Source: Crew in Archaeology in Wales 30 (1990), 56-7

The site can be associated with the Pen-y-Stryd Roman kilns (NPRN 303042).

John Wiles 05.12.02