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Aerial photograph: Llanon fishtrap and breakwater. Crown: CHERISH PROJECT 2018. Produced with EU funds through the Ireland Wales Co-operation Programme 2014-2020 (NGR: SN505667)

Llanon Fish Trap 13, south west of Aberystwyth. Oblique aerial photograph taken during the Royal Commission?s programme of archaeological aerial reconnaissance by Toby Driver on 12th July 2013.

Northern section of fish trap arm looking north. Shows curving alignment of stone wall and pool of water still retained by fish trap arm. RCAHMW staff at point where arm curves towards east.

Northern section of fish trap arm, looking south. RCAHMW staff standing on stone wall comprising arm, showing scale and alignment. Shows pool of water still retained by arm of fish trap.

Probable net sluice, with 2m ranging poles and RCAHMW staff member and local resident for scale. Looking towards southern section of fish trap arm.

Northern section of fish trap arm(centre), looking south. 2m ranging poles show width of probable net sluice (right pole) and the sluice's length (left pole).

Northern section of fish trap arm, looking west. Shows alignment of boulders composing stone wall, with 2m ranging pole for scale.

Northern end of fish trap, looking south west. RCAHMW staff situated along stone wall to demonstrate shape and scale of fish trap. Shows pool of water still retained by arm of fish trap in left background.

Southern section of fish trap arm looking north. Shows curving alignment of boulders composing stone wall, and pool of water still retained by fish trap arm.

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