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Tomen Garmon mound
Primary Reference Number (PRN) : 100985 Trust : Clwyd Powys Community : Ceiriog Ucha Unitary authority : Wrexham NGR : SJ1579532816 Site Type (preferred type first) : MEDIEVAL PREACHING MOUND / EARLY MEDIEVAL BURIAL / BRONZE AGE ROUND BARROW / MEDIEVAL MOTTE Status : scheduled monument
Summary : Irregular mound 2. 4m high in Llanarmon churchyard thought to be preaching mound. Another possibility is that is is the burial location of St Garmon.
Description : Irregular mound 2. 4m high in Llanarmon churchyard thought to be preaching mound (S D170).
Slightly oval mound 20 x 18 paces. On top in the centre stands a fairly large stone said to have had a sundial (Davies 1929, 161).
Possible burial mound of St Garmon. Samuel Lewis in 1854 states 'within the cemetery, is a large circular tumulus, which is said to be the sepulchre of Germanus, the celebrated Bishop of Auxerre ' (Lewis, 1854; Bord, 2023).
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