Ah, great stuff thank you. These Manx hill cairns aren't easy on date are they, lacking the obvious footprint of many Welsh ones. But I've now seen at least three that look like they have a planned construction with kerbs, and shape-wise they do look like this one. I see Eds have added the disputed tag, which is fair enough in the absence of proper evidence.
Yep, went to Bradda Hill and Bradda Mooar cairns, some kerbs in evidence. The SMR lists hardly any of these but the OS 1:25000 shows them as antiquities. No idea what criteria they used for that assessment though.
Ah, great stuff thank you. These Manx hill cairns aren't easy on date are they, lacking the obvious footprint of many Welsh ones. But I've now seen at least three that look like they have a planned construction with kerbs, and shape-wise they do look like this one. I see Eds have added the disputed tag, which is fair enough in the absence of proper evidence.
Cairn on Bradda hill, north of Port Erin, looks similar.
hillsummits.org.uk/htm_summit/1949.htm
Anything on the 1:25000 listed there do you know?
Like you say, it's tricky.
Yep, went to Bradda Hill and Bradda Mooar cairns, some kerbs in evidence. The SMR lists hardly any of these but the OS 1:25000 shows them as antiquities. No idea what criteria they used for that assessment though.