This collection of animal bones, wood and charcoal is distributed over two findspots, the second located 125 metres east of the first. The first findspot is located in a palaeochannel at ST26177913, and the finds consist of a cow jaw and unidentified bone. The second findspot is located at ST2629379139, and the finds consist of numerous animal bones, wood and charcoal. 519 metres from the first findspot is a set of cow hoofprints. All remains are thought to be prehistoric.

Event and Historical Information:
The site was identified by Gwent-Glamorgan Archaeological Trust during their 1998 River Rhymney to River Wye Coastal Report.

Sources include:
Glamorgan-Gwent Archaeological Trust, 2012, Historic Environment Record

Maritime Officer, RCAHMW, January 2011.