Site Record

On a levelled site near the base of a steep E-facing slope, and for that reason interpreted as a long hut, although it may subsequently have been used as a fold. Defined by collapsed drystone walls, the best preserved of which is 0.9m high, 7m E-W by 4.5m, with a possible entrance on the N side.
Recorded as part of Uplands Initiative Survey. R Hayman, H&H, 20/08/2010.