NAR SH38SE13

A small circular enclosure set on the edge of an area of marshy ground in a valley bottom. It is defined by a low bank up to 1.0m high, but damaged on the south-east. The enclosure is roughly 20m across from the crest of the bank.
The enclosure's date and function are unknown although it has been identified as a possible Bronze Age ring cairn. A more recent date and mundane function are also possible.

Source: Lynch 'Prehistoric Anglesey' (1970), 123, 126

John Wiles 31.08.07