Llyn Cerrig Bach Site (Wales)

found: Work cat.: Llyn Cerrig Bach : a study of the copper alloy artefacts from the insular La Tène assemblage, 2007:p. xvii (Llyn Cerrig Bach asemblage, one of the most important collections of La Tène metalwork discovered in the British Isles; found when it was disturbed during extraction of peat from Cors yr Ynys bog on S. margin of Llyn Cerrig Bach lake) p. 2 (Llyn Cerrig Bach, means "lake of small stones")

found: BBC North West Wales Celtic Heritage WWW site, August 15, 2007:/Llyn Cerrig Bach (Llyn Cerrig Bach, important Iron Age site, source of largest hoard of Iron Age objects ever discovered in Wales; dated between 2nd cent. BC and 60 AD)

found: Dictionary of Celtic mythology, 1998(Llyn Cerrig Bach, small lake on island of Anglesey, NW Wales; 20th-century excavations at edge of bog under 11-foot rock cliff revealed trove of metal objects. Some suggest objects thrown by Druids that Tacitus tells were slaughtered in 61 AD)