Aligned stones, primarily defining the seafacing wall of a large fishtrap (see NPRN 96666). The trap appears to include at least 3 net sluices of 4-5m width, and where a seafacing wall and back wall could be discerned to be approximately 6m in width. The southern end of the alignment appears to curve around back up the beach. However, the sense of this curve was quite diffuse. It may be the result the overlying of several phases of rebuilding or natural wave scatter.
Field visit: 17 May 2011
Sources include:
NAW Aerial Photographs 2005
Nikki Vousden, University of Trinity St Davids Placement Student
Resources
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application/pdfDAT - Dyfed Archaeological Trust ReportsDigital report on Medieval and Early Post-Medieval Fish Traps: A Threat-Related Assessment 2012. Produced by D.A.T. for Cadw: Report No. 2012/59 Project No. 102815.
