Relict field banks and clearance cairns occurring across a band of steeply sloping ground, about 600m south-west to south-east & from 200-250m deep, about the flanks of a north-facing promontory, this being apparently crowned by a more substantial cairn (at given NGR): the field banks, apparently disregarded by current field boundaries, generally run up & down the slopes & appear to be respected by plough-marks that cover a much greater area, extending across the summit of the promontory, as well as its flanks; these plough-marks appear to run over the clearance features.

Source: RCAHMW 89-CS 403-4

J.Wiles 31.01.05