A late Iron age enclosure defended by a double bank and ditch. The enclosure was defended on one side by the River Wye and a steep-sided ravine to the south. Excavations within the enclosure have revealed traces of three rectangular buildings, but it seems likely there must have been a sizeable settlement.
Alpha Road,
Chepstow,
Gwent,
Wales
A small dolmen with a broken capstone that once measured 12 feet in length. The capstone probably covered a small chambered tomb.
Gaer Llwyd,
Chepstow,
Gwent,
Wales
Thirteen low stones remain of a circle just over 30 feet diameter. One unusual feature gere is that the stones are butted against each other like a continuous wall. A solitary, tall (6 feet high) stone stands outside the circle, with a larger outlier nearby.
Caerwent,
Gwent,
Wales
Three large stones stand aligned in a field. The stones are said to represent a victory in battle of King Harold, though a prehistoric origin is more likely.
Trelleck,
Gwent,
Wales
