A prominently sited hillfort known variously as Cribyn Clota or Cribyn Clottas. A slight bank of earth, about 6m wide and a metre high with no visible ditch, forms an almost circular defended enclosure on a gently rounded summit enclosing 0.88 ha. The slopes are not steep but the view in all directions is excellent. The remains have been greatly damaged by agriculture.

taken from Hogg and Davies 1994, Cardiganshire County History, page 254.

T. Driver, RCAHMW, 27th Jan 2011.