Looking southeast. Note the fine kerb at the base of the cairn.
Image credit: A. Brookes (23.8.2019)
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Interesting uploads these. Good to see now what I didn't really notice back then, thanks.
Definitely seems that Man has a small hill cairn with kerb thing going on across the island.
I think it's quite possible that these are small-diameter BA cairns that have maybe been added to by visitors/pilgrims over the millenia. I've realised the reason they look so unlike most upland cairns I see in Wales or SW England is because they are conical and show no sign of either robbing or the curse of shelter building. I really like them.