Carn Goedog medieval house and settlement, Pembrokeshire
Authors: Schlee, D., Comeau, R., Parker Pearson, M. and Welham, K.
Journal: Archaeologia cambrensis
Volume: 167
Pages: 245-255
ISSN: 0306-6924
Abstract:This report describes the investigation in 2011 and 2015 of two groups of relict houses on an upland common on the north flank of the Preseli hills in North Pembrokeshire. Their locations, along with medieval records, provide strong indications that these were seasonal settlements. Excavation of one subrectangular building (House C) produced finds that included medieval pottery and a spindle whorl with Romanesque decoration. A radiocarbon date of cal. AD 1030–1200 at 95.4% confidence from charcoal in the hearth of this building provides the earliest firm date identified as yet for hafodydd (‘seasonal settlements’) in Wales
https://eprints.bournemouth.ac.uk/31410/
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