A neolithic chambered tomb, now destroyed, was first noted in antiquarian sources and is thought to have been located in the farmyard of Penprysg Farm, immediately to the north-east of the farmhouse. The tomb site is part of Temple Druid neolithic/bronze age monument complex (NPRN 422406): a possible henge enclosure and group of late neolithic/bronze age standing stones and possible neolithic chambered tombs located to the south and south-east of Prysg Farm. The remains of the chambered tomb may be represented by a pile of stones possible representing another neolithic chambered tomb (NPRN 422405), some 150m to the south.

Sources include:
Dyfed Archaeological Trust, Historic Environment Record

N Vousden, 18 December 2017