Mynydd Troed Long Barrow is in Talgarth, Breconshire [Map], Prehistoric Wales Neolithic Burials.
Long Barrows of the Cotswolds. Mynydd Troed Long Barrow [Map]
Brecknockshire, 29 S.W. Parish of Talgarth. 8*.
Latitude 51° 56' 51". Longitude 3° 13' 13". Height above O.D., about 1250 feet.
This Long Barrow is not marked on the map and has not been noticed before. It was found quite accidentally during a walk. It is only 60 feet long, and is about 30 feet wide at the north-east end (highest and broadest). Here are the remains of two uprights visible; the chamber has apparently been dug into a long time ago. Other large stones are visible above the surface of the mound further to the south-west. The two uprights are set at right angles to each other, the eastern-most being at right angles to the long axis of the mound. The other upright is to the north-west of it. Close by on the north-west is a very small mound which has been dug into. The mounds lie on a spur above the pass leading from Cwm Sorgwm to Llangorse and the north-west, where is a col between Mynydd Troed on the N.E. and Mynydd Llangorse on the S.W.
Visited August 7th, 1921.