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Foel Drygarn
Primary Reference Number (PRN) : 1009 Trust : Dyfed Community : Crymych Unitary authority : Pembrokeshire NGR : SN1574733590 Site Type (preferred type first) : Bronze Age Round Barrow Status : CL , Pembrokeshire Coast National Park , Site of Special Scientific Interest
Summary : The most westerly of three large cairns located on top of Foel Drygarn. The site is much disturbed by 'huts' and hollows created in the cairn by visitors, and between this cairn and neighbouring site PRN 1206 there is a modern drystone hut, 5m in diameter, constructed on the ground. This might account for the 3m wide and 1.4m deep depression in the centre/W side of the cairn. The cairn stands 3.2m high and has a diameter of 24.5m. Neighbouring cairn PRN 1206 (surmounted by a trig point) lies 12m to the NE. N. Cook PFRS 2004
Events : 65659 : FOEL DRYGARN, FIELD OBSERVATION, 2004 (year : 2004) 100552 : DAMAGE AND EROSION REPAIRS AT BEDD ARTHUR SAM PE464 AND FOEL DRYGARN CAMP SAM PE010 (year : 2011)
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