It has been suggested that this scatter of large stones forming part of the field boundary may be the remains of a chambered tomb, and could represent the remains of the chambered tomb noted in antiquarian accounts to the immediate north-east of Penprysg farmhouse, some 200m north (NPRN 422404). The possible chambered tomb 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.

Sources include:
Dyfed Archaeological Trust, Historic Environment Record

N Vousden, 18 December 2017