NGR: SJ 1976 5931
NPRN: 418688
SMR: 100947 to 100950
SAM De 176
CCR: 1448
Excavation: J.D. Blore, 1962-2003.
Curation: : National Museum of Wales, Cardiff (83.98H); Grosvenor Museum, Chester.
Burials: MNI: 6+ (4 adults, 2 juveniles).
Finds: Upper Palaeolithic flint artefacts, bone point, Romano-British artefacts, animal bones.
Date: Unknown (5)
14C: 11,700 bp (OxA-8164) on bone point; 2945 bp (OxA-8070) on cutmarked bird bone.
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