A broken capstone, 2.0m by 1.2m and 0.4m thick, is supported on two stones close to the ground. Vertical slabs to one side may be the remains of a chamber, whilst two large fragments of the capstone lie nearby. The reported destruction of the monument in 1830, when a stone axe and adze were found, casts some doubt on the asuthenticity of the present remains.
(source Os495card; SM93NW18)