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Amgueddfa Cymru – Museum Wales
Tip of a curved blade from a bill hook or sickle, the precise form much obscured by rusty accretions. Comparable bill-hooks, both socketed and tanged, occur at Lagore (fig 39, A and B) and Cahercommaun (Fig 31, 368).
Site Name: Dinas Powis, Vale of Glamorgan
Notes: Section 7; Cut XVIII, Layer 5. Context B/C B: Reddish clay or soil with angular rubble or gravel, all with an unweathered freshly qurried appearance; very little bone or other rubbish. C: Black, usually greasy soil, with small angular rubble; much bone, charcoal flecking; rich in finds.
