1. Promontory fort, described as 'of no great strength, but ... defensive'.
(source Os495card; SN32SE2)
J.Wiles 05.02.02
2. Promontory fort, probably later prehistoric or iron age, consisting of a broad triangular area of high ground defended naturally on the NE and the SE by steep slopes, now wooded. The NW and SW sides are defended by a semi-circular bank, best preserved on the N, with an internal height of up to 40cm and an external height of 1.3-1.6m. The ditch is only traceable as a flat area outside the bank on an otherwise sloping field.
Source: Cadw descriptive text. F.Foster/RCAHMW 27.07.2007