Revettment Walls to Terracing at Parc including Walls and Revettments to Enclosure adjoining to SE

The revettment walls to the terracing at Parc consist of a series of four monumental terraces, each about 14 meters wide and 4 meters high, stretching approximately 100 meters in total length. These terraces are made of embanked earth with dry, boulder-built revettments that are slightly battered. Evidence of flights of steps, which have since been removed, can be inferred in at least two places on the upper terraces. The revettment walls are considerably ruinous on the two lower terraces. Beyond the lowest terrace, there is a hollow way with flanking embankments that runs parallel to and immediately above the Afon Maesgwm. The terraces are enclosed on either side by contemporary rubble walls. To the southwest, there is a similar rubble-walled enclosure that is approximately 100 meters long and 20 meters wide, with its northwest side revetted. These walls are partly ruinous and have an average height of 2 meters.