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Excavations and Metal-working at Llwyn Bryn-dinas Hillfort, Llangedwyn, Clwyd
C. R. Musson, W. J. Britnell, J. P. Northover, C. J. Salter, P. Q. Dresser, J. Fitt · 1992
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Document and modern access
- Type
- journal article and excavation report
- Publication
- Proceedings of the Prehistoric Society, vol. 58, 265–283
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- date assertion Wales archaeological search region — date assertioninforms · defines or contextualizes · Abstract; pp. 265–283; fortification chronology
Dates the earliest fortification to the late ninth and eighth centuries BCE and separates it from much later metalworking.
- date assertion Llwyn Bryn-dinas — date assertioninforms · defines or contextualizes · Abstract; pp. 265–283; fortification chronology
Dates the earliest fortification to the late ninth and eighth centuries BCE and separates it from much later metalworking.
- relationship Research record — associated withEvidence confidence: highinforms · provides evidence and date · Abstract; pp. 265–283; fortification chronology
Dates the earliest fortification to the late ninth and eighth centuries BCE and separates it from much later metalworking.
- relationship Research record — associated withEvidence confidence: highinforms · provides evidence and date · Abstract; pp. 265–283; fortification chronology
Dates the earliest fortification to the late ninth and eighth centuries BCE and separates it from much later metalworking.
- date assertion Initial fortification at Llwyn Bryn-dinas — date assertionEvidence confidence: highsupports · dates · Abstract; pp. 265–283; fortification chronology
Dates the earliest fortification to the late ninth and eighth centuries BCE and separates it from much later metalworking.
- entity Wales archaeological search regionEvidence confidence: highsupports · defines or contextualizes · Abstract; pp. 265–283; fortification chronology
Dates the earliest fortification to the late ninth and eighth centuries BCE and separates it from much later metalworking.
- entity Llwyn Bryn-dinasEvidence confidence: highsupports · defines or contextualizes · Abstract; pp. 265–283; fortification chronology
Dates the earliest fortification to the late ninth and eighth centuries BCE and separates it from much later metalworking.
- geography assertion Llwyn Bryn-dinas — geography assertionEvidence confidence: moderatesupports · locates or defines geometry · Abstract; pp. 265–283; fortification chronology
Site location map and grid reference.
- event Initial fortification at Llwyn Bryn-dinasEvidence confidence: highsupports · provides evidence and date · Abstract; pp. 265–283; fortification chronology
Dates the earliest fortification to the late ninth and eighth centuries BCE and separates it from much later metalworking.
- claim The approach to the Early Iron Age around 800 BCE was regionally variable and cannot be reduced to one island-wide technological switch.Evidence confidence: highsupports · supports claim · Abstract; pp. 265–283; fortification chronology
Dates the earliest fortification to the late ninth and eighth centuries BCE and separates it from much later metalworking.
- relationship Llwyn Bryn-dinas — within archaeological search frame — Wales archaeological search regionEvidence confidence: highsupports · supports relationship · Abstract; pp. 265–283; fortification chronology
Dates the earliest fortification to the late ninth and eighth centuries BCE and separates it from much later metalworking.