An erect monolith, c.3.5m high by 1.5m by 1.2m, rising to a blunt point, with packing stones visible about its base.
One of two stones for which the pass is named (see also Nprn400500); not thought to be related to the Roman road thought to run through the pass (see Nprn400486).
One of the two stones has been recently ressurected.
(sources: RCAHMW 1956 (Caernarvon I), 36 No.173; Os495card; SH77SW30)
RCAHMW AP945113/46, 48-9
J.Wiles 03.06.04
Adnoddau
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