Hafod Camp, Llanboidy, is a steep-sided promontory area, some 72m deep, delimited by two parallel crecents of rampart and ditch, set some 20m apart, facing rising ground to the north-west; the inner line is some 80m in length, with a possible entrance gap on the east, the outer runs for some 112m. A selection of Roman coins, ranging from Republican issues to one of Valens, said to have come from the enclosure, are thought to represent rather a private collection.

Source: RCAHM 1917 Carmarthenshire Inventory.

J.Wiles 29.03.05