NAR SM80NE11

Ploughed-down earthworks of a teardrop-shaped embanked enclosure, about 62m east-west by 44m, set on north-facing slopes. The entrance is thought to have been at the tapering eastern end, where traces of orthostatic revetting were once noted.
The earthworks stood up to 1.7m high in 1966.

Sources: RCAHMW 1925 Pembrokeshire Inventory, 372 No. 1049.
Crossley 1963 Bulletin of the Board of Celtic Studies 20, 198 No. 5.

John Wiles 30/10/2006