1. A mound, set beside a track in a col, 16m in diameter and 1.3m high.
(source Os495card; SO15SW3)
J.Wiles 23.08.02

2. Remains of a large burial cairn, probably dating to the Bronze Age, situated in moorland on the saddle between Little Hill to the south and Llyn-y-waun to the north. The heather covered cairn is circular on plan and measures about 16.5m in diameter and up to 1.8m in height.
Source: Cadw scheduling description 07/10/2004/RCAHMW/FF

3. An earthen round barrow, 16m in diameter and 1.3m high, situated in a saddle between Little Hill and Llyn y Waun. The top of the barrow is flat but has been disturbed by animal activity and possibly by humans as there is a large hollow to the northwest of the top of the mound. A smaller mound, NPRN 289361, approximately 20m to the north, has formerly been interpreted as natural, a possible round barrow or a possible gibbet mound. When the barrow was recorded in June 2006 it was covered in heather.
J.J.Hall, Trysor, 10 November 2006