Castell Collen

 

Castell Collen

(SO 055 628: NPRN 95708)

Castell Collen is a Roman auxiliary fort near Llandrindod Wells. It is situated in a strong position on an elevated spur overlooking the River Ithon. It was excavated in 1911-13 and again in 1954-57. The fort was reduced in size from 2.04 hectares to 1.44 hectares by reducing the western defence with a new western gateway and defensive structure. Adjacent to the fort is a vicus, where the civilian population lived, now mainly covered in an unmanaged wood. A bathhouse was excavated  during the 1954-57 excavations.

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