Record#
EV ID |
EV-0140 |
Title |
Museum Wales record 63.24/1: medieval iron spur, Llandough Church Farm, 1858 |
Date of document |
Record created 17 October 1994; last updated 25 June 2015 (printout received 5 October 2026) |
Type |
catalogue entry |
Evidence label |
PRIMARY DOCUMENT HELD |
Repository / reference |
Amgueddfa Cymru – Museum Wales; Object number 63.24/1 (Micromusée V6 SN 6236); Acquisition entry number 1963.24; Store box M02.03; Black and white negative 21882 |
Status |
HELD — open the scan (PDF) |
Provenance |
3-page printout from Museum’s collections database, received 5 October 2026 via FOI 2026-036 (GHF-E106-R33); Archive copy recorded (SHA-256 c1c0fa5e…cff). |
Wiki catalogue page |
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Claims that rely on this |
AI Agent & Machine-Readable Index, Amgueddfa Cymru — Museum Wales — Forensic Assessment, Archaeology and Heritage, Evidence Library, FOI & Public-Authority Reply Register — every reply email and its attachments, Sources and Archives, GHF-E106-R33 — Amgueddfa Cymru reply to FOI 2026-036 (5 & 7 October 2026): furth, GHF-E106-R33-A1 — Letter, Cogan Pill, 22 November 1931: spearhead, spur and skel, GHF-E106-R33-A3 — Museum Wales collections record 63.24/2: medieval iron spearhe |
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Quotation: found, along with six male skeletons, during the erection of new buildings “buried with a lot of shells, limpet or cockle”
Proves: Museum catalogues object 63.24/1, an incomplete 14th–15th century iron rowel spur, as a 1858 surface find at Llandough Church Farm (ST168733), found with six male skeletons.
Does not prove: Does not identify Llandough Church Farm as Great House Farm/Tŷ Mawr; Provenance appears to derive from the 1931 letter, adding no independent findspot evidence.
File stored in the wayback archive: EV-0140 in the artifact index.