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Two-tier circular mound [or mound+ deep platform] of earth with some pebbles and small stones, shallow ditch, low bank [some middling stones on or just outside] - has previously been thought a s.s less stone circle !

It could be the remnants of a stone cairn that's had the overlying cairn robbed for building stone. Having a look at the middle might help - particularly if there's something there, such as a cist burial, a wrought iron ring attached to a stone flag or a couple of buried bottles of ginger beer. The Mare and Foal stone circle, in Northumberland, was reckoned to be once cobbled. (It also has an outlier that Hob has never bothered to find!)

Sounds a bit ring-cairn-y. Or the sort of rubble embanked "stone circles" you get in the Peak District (Stanton Moor north).