1. Typical Caernarvonshire sheepfold. Stone structure covers over 40sq metres and has 12 separate division units, each interconnecting. Walls stand to height of c. 1m x 0.50m wide. Appears to still be used temporarily. Marked on OS 1st ed map of 1891.R.S. Jones, Cambrian Archaeological Projects, 2003.

2. A large multi-cellular sheepfold which is shown on both the current and 1st Edition OS mapping. The cells radiate out from a large, central, sub-rectangular fold. The overall area covers approximately 50 square meters. The walls are partially collapsed, surviving up to 1.5m high, and between 0.8m-1m wide. Peter Schofield, Oxford Archaeology North, 16th June 2004.