1) A ruinous, stone-built complex, c.40 across, comprising a series of open areas/yards about which are ranged the remains of seven circular structures, 3.0-10m internal diameter, one of which has been adapted as a sheepfold - depicted as such on OS County series (Caernarvon. VIII.5 1889).
Set on a shelf on NE facing slopes, apparently conforming to relict field walls (Nprn308685).
(source Os495card; SH67SE16)
RCAHMW AP94-CS 1133
RCAHMW AP945140/56, 58; 965002/47
J.Wiles 05.09.03

2) Hut group near Pont-y-Teiryd, on the N bank of a small stream, at about 750ft above sea level on a natural shelf falling gently to the NE. The walls are faced on both sides with orthostats. the hut beneaths the modern sheepfold on a platform raised about 3ft above the level of the courtyard to the NE. Old field walls soon lost among modern enclosures extend to the W, SE and N.
Description from GAT SMR record.

3) Site as described when visited during Upland Survey in 2004.