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Amgueddfa Cymru – Museum Wales
Dark brown claw from a claw-beaker (Group II) on exterior, vertically, a nicked trail. A well-made claw from a claw-beaker of class C (so-called 'degenerate' type) of the sixth century (Evison -1982, 64- Group 3c manu in England, either kent or East Anglia).
Site Name: Dinas Powis, Vale of Glamorgan
Notes: Section 10; Cut VI, Layer (3B), Context- C/D C: Black, usually greasy soil, with small angular rubble; much bone, charcoal flecking; rich in finds. D: Large, often slabby stones, with smaller stones interspersed; dark humus-soil; relatively few bones or finds. Excavation conducted in the promontory fort and the adjoining hill-slope enclosure.
