Gwynedd Archaeological
Trust Regional Historic Environment Record
Standing Stone, Maen Addwyn
Primary Reference Number (PRN) : 2199 Trust : Gwynedd Community : Llanddyfnan Unitary authority : Ynys Mon NGR : SH46058336 Site Type (preferred type first) : PREHISTORIC STANDING STONE Status : Scheduled Monument
Description : Maen Addwyn, erect stone 420 yards SSE of church, 10.5ft high, 3ft 4 inches average width and 2ft 10 inches thick. In good condition. (RCAHMW, 1937)
The standing stone is as described. The Headmaster of the school confirmed the spelling of the name. <2>
Appears on manuscript 2" map from which first published 1" OS Map was drawn up as Maen Fably. On the published 1" map, 'Meini addwyn' (presumably including this and Maen Addwyn) is marked further to the north, near Maenaddwyn crossroad. <4> <5>
Short report of limited excavation and discussion of documentary research. <7>
Erect flat slab on roadside - built into wall. 3m high 1.1m wide 0.7 thick - as described by F. Lynch. Now mostly ivy covered - set at centre of a wide natural basin visible from Bodafon Mountain. (Smith, 2003)
GAT record doesn’t cite article in Arch Camb (Williams, 1867).
Archaeological features have not been identified. Once known as 'Maen Fabli', the original Maen Addwyn stood close to the crossroads. (Longley, 1990)