
Detail of the stone construction of the larger circular enclosure.
Detail of the stone construction of the larger circular enclosure.
The bigger circular enclosure inside the settlement.
Looking across the settlement from approx. SW.
Smaller circular structure (hut circle?) inside the settlement site, to the west of the big circular enclosure.
Site description and some excellent aerial photos.
An enclosure complex, extending about 120m NNW-SSE by 60m, the various features being defined by low (up to 0.4m high) stony banks; at the centre of the complex, as mapped by RCAHMW (1979), is a circular structure, some 8.0m across, opening into a roughly 17.5m diameter enclosure on the east: examination of the latter enclosure showed that it had been constructed over an earlier shell-midden (Benson 1978); the site has produced much worked flint, along with iron-slag & possibly spindlewhorls: the complex, occupying a north-facing promontory, can apparently be linked to a wider pattern of relict field enclosure, although this is not certain.