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Image of Trawsnant (Cairn(s)) by thesweetcheat

Trawsnant is the hill to the right of centre, Cadair Bronwen in shadow behind on the left. From Moel Pearce.

Image credit: A. Brookes (12.5.2012)
Image of Trawsnant (Cairn(s)) by thesweetcheat

Material from the cairn has been built into a rather poor shelter. Aranau and Y Rhinogydd provide the skyline drama.

Image credit: A. Brookes (12.5.2012)
Image of Trawsnant (Cairn(s)) by thesweetcheat

Approaching from the east. Awesome backdrop provided by Rhinogs, Arenigs, Y Moelwynion, the Yr Wyddfa massif, Glyderau and Carneddau.

Image credit: A. Brookes (12.5.2012)

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Trawsnant
Cairn(s)

Coflein description, after visit by C-PAT:

The probable site of a stone-built cairn on the prominent shoulder (Trawsnant) of Cadair Bronwen. The cairn is fairly amorphous owing to past robbing which has resulted from the creation of a C-shaped stone shelter at this location, possibly on the southern part of the cairn. No visible internal cairn structure was evident. A low rock ridge runs west from the site and probably formed the basis for the creation of the cairn. Overall dimensions of cairn are 10.5m diameter by 0.5m high; shelter measures 6m E/W by 3.5m N/S by 1.1m high.

R. Hankinson, Clwyd-Powys Archaeological Trust, 26th October 2004

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