treasure. Whereupon, three local magistrates attacked them and carried off more than £10,000 worth of goods. A legal battle ensued in the Court of Star Chamber. In late 2010, an early medieval site was excavated at Gunwalloe by a team of archaeologists from Exeter University and the National Trust. Recreation The Halzephron Inn has a history of smuggling and is close to Gunwalloe Cove. The name Halzephron means "hell's headland". The inn has a restaurant and offers a range of beers and wines. The inn was built in 1468 and parts of it have been constructed with timber salvaged from shipwrecks on the coast. Gunwalloe beach is used by naturists. Deaths Church Cove, Gunwalloe, is noted for strong currents. In 1951 Vyvyan Adams, a British Conservative Party politician, drowned while swimming at Church Cove. See also St Anthony (ship) (wrecked here) References and notes Civil parishes in Cornwall Hamlets in Cornwall Lizard Peninsula Nude beaches Populated coastal places in Cornwall