1. A prominently sited cairn, 14m in diameter and 1.6m high, having a central disturbance.
(source Os495card; SN89SW6)
J.Wiles 16.04.02

2. A Bronze Age, stone cairn, 11m in diameter and 2m high, on a northwest facing false crest. The interior had been hollowed out to create a shelter, NPRN 289764. A linear arrangement stones, about 4m long east-west, led off from the western side of the cairn. Only one block of quartz could be seen in the cairn, which was thought to be of note as there was a lot of surface quartz in the area. When the feature was recorded in August 2006, there was no vegetation on the cairn.
J.J. Hall, Trysor, 14 November 2006.