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Tan-y-Coed

Round Barrow(s)

<b>Tan-y-Coed</b>Posted by KammerImage © Simon Marshall
Nearest Town:Llanidloes (8km NNW)
OS Ref (GB):   SN964775 / Sheets: 136, 147
Latitude:52° 23' 6.97" N
Longitude:   3° 31' 20.59" W

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<b>Tan-y-Coed</b>Posted by postman <b>Tan-y-Coed</b>Posted by Kammer

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Visited 25th May 2004: Tan-y-Coed is a large ploughed down barrow just to the south of Henriw Standing Stone. It's easier to spot than the stone because it's not obscured by field boundaries.
This post appears as part of the weblog entry The Best Stone Circle Ever! (not)
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Kammer Posted by Kammer
6th September 2004ce
Edited 6th September 2004ce

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The NMR (available through Coflein) describes Tan-y-Coed:
A much ploughed-down barrow, 23m in diameter and 1.0m high, from which 'a few small pieces of bone' were removed 'at some time before 1870'.
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Kammer Posted by Kammer
23rd August 2004ce
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