NAR SH58NW2

Remains of a later prehistoric type roundhouse. It is 8.0m in diameter with a north-east facing entrance and has a rubble filled double drystone wall 1.2m wide and up to 0.8m high. Similar roundhouses in Anglesey have often yielded up Roman material.
Some 60m to the east are the remains of a walled rectilinear enclosure about 26m by 15m with a 6.0m by 3.0m building attached on the east. This may be more recent than the roundhouse, medieval or post-medieval.

Source: Livens in Archaeology in Wales 5 (1965), 15 No. 27

John Wiles 06.09.07