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Dyma dorch neu gylch gwddf mawr sydd bron yn grwn, wedi’i thorchi dair gwaith. Cafodd y bar aur ei forthwylio’n bedair ‘cantel’ ac yna’i droelli glocwedd i greu’r ffurf ‘cantelau tro’. Mae’r troelli’n eithaf gwastad trwyddo, ac eithrio ar un pen lle mae dau ddarn byr o droelli tynnach. Mae terfynellau bachog y bar yn blaen ac iddynt drawstoriad crwn. Cafodd y rhain eu sodro ar y prif far ac maent yn meinhau o’r uniad cyn ymledu wrth gyrraedd y pen draw sy’n amgrwm.
Torch aur far wedi’i troelli a’i siapio fel breichdlws. 1300-1150 CC.
Project Title: Gold in Britain’s auriferous regions, 2450-800 BC: towards a coherent Research Framework and Strategy. Status: Arts & Humanities Research Council (AHRC) Network Grant funded project (2018-2019)
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Enw'r Safle: Talwrn Farm, Llanwrthwl
Nodiadau: Hoard. The hoard was found on/around 21st February 1954 in a field of pasture known as Cae-gwyllt Bank, belonging to Talwrn Farm. Two farm workers were clearing the field of stones for ploughing and found a large stone on its side weighing approximately 100kg, below which was a heap of small stones. Under one of these stones were two torcs of different sizes, and below these was another small stone, which covered a further two torcs. The findspot was near the southern corner of the field on a south-east slope in the Wye river valley. The presence of a possible marker stone, and careful concealment of the torcs, may imply these torcs were buried with the intention of recovery, or for safe keeping. Four years later a Middle Bronze Age gold ring was found about a mile and a half away.
Caiff Casgliadau Arlein ei ddiweddaru yn rheolaidd, ond gwnewch yn si’r bod eitem yn dal i gael ei arddangos cyn ymweld yn arbennig.
