A polygonal chamber formed by a capstone supported by three orthostats, with no trace of a barrow. Dry-stone walling was noted between the orthostats in 1864 and stones in the adjacent hedge have been seen as further megalithic elements, possibly representing a short passage.
Numerous boulders and rock outcrops in the area have suggested a cluster of cromlechs, but this is not substantiated.
(source OS 495 card; SM90NE17)
J.Wiles 10.05.2002
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application/pdfTPA - Trysor Projects ArchiveTrysor report no. 2015/486 entitled 'Land Southwest of Bramble Lodge, Hill Mountain, Milford Haven, Pembrokeshire Watching Brief' by Jenny Hall and Paul Sambrook, February 2016. Planning application no. 15/0093/PA.
