1. On the west-facing side of a local rise, to the north of a road running across the north-facing slope of Mynydd Eglwysilan, lies an upright stone.
A slab of local sandstone, it measures 0.75m high, 1m wide (NE-SW) and 0.4m thick at base. The stone has every appearance of having been artificially raised, and earthfast stones on the downhill side suggest a formerly larger monolith.
The site lies at about 290m OD on open land.
David Leighton, RCAHMW, 4 April 2001
2. This upright stone is as described in 2001 by the David Leighton for the RCAHMW. It stands on the west-facing side of a local rise, to the north of a road running across the north-facing slope of Mynydd Eglwysilan. A slab of local sandstone, it measures 0.75m high, 1m wide, northeast to southwest, and 0.4m thick at base.
