NAR SH72NW2

A sub-rectangular building is defined by banks or tumbled stone walls 4.5m wide and 1.0m high. These outline a rectangular compartment with rounded corners, 8.5m north-west to south-east by 8.0m.
The building is set towards the foot of a low north-west facing scarp. Its date and function are unknown. It may be assiociated with the late rehistoric type settlement some 16m to the north-west.

Source: Bowen and Gresham 'History of Merioneth I (1967), 194 No. 329
Crew and Musson 'Snowdonia from the Air' (1997), 22

John Wiles 06.07.07