Reading ancient testimony

Ask who produced the document, for whom, and for what purpose. Distinguish its ancient creation from its modern edition or translation. Survival and excavation shape what can be read today.

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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 assertion
    informs · 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 assertion
    informs · 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 with
    Evidence confidence: high
    informs · 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 with
    Evidence confidence: high
    informs · 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 assertion
    Evidence confidence: high
    supports · 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 region
    Evidence confidence: high
    supports · 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-dinas
    Evidence confidence: high
    supports · 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 assertion
    Evidence confidence: moderate
    supports · locates or defines geometry · Abstract; pp. 265–283; fortification chronology

    Site location map and grid reference.

  • event Initial fortification at Llwyn Bryn-dinas
    Evidence confidence: high
    supports · 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: high
    supports · 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 region
    Evidence confidence: high
    supports · 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.