
From Archaeologia Cambrensis (1908)
From Archaeologia Cambrensis (1908)
From Archaeologia Cambrensis (1908).
13 April 2016 CE
Another round bit.
I assume that if any parts of the settlement are pre-Roman, it will be the round bits.
Is it normal to have a thing for Ministry of Works signs?
Visited 10.9.12
The site is sign posted and a 5 minute walk brings you to this well preserved enclosure.
On the way through the fields check out the ruined chapel (also a CADW site).
The hut group is in a delightful woodland setting and has good information boards.
The information boards date the site back to the Iron Age. Then used throughou the Romano-British period.
There are good coastal views.
This is well worth a visit when visiting the nearby Lligwy Dolmen which is just up the road.
Some neat little drawings of the stones, in an article by W Wynn Williams called ‘Early Remains at Penrhos Lligwy, Anglesey’ – in Archaeologia Cambrensis v13, s3 (1867).