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Group of five well-preserved later prehistoric ring-ditch houses visible as upstanding features strung out along the southern lower slopes of Creag an Sgor. The easternmost is 8m in diameter with a stony bank up to 1.5m in thickness and 0.3m in height, with an entrance on the southeast. internally there are remains of a shallow ring ditch. The next, 140m to the west is circa 9m in diameter within a wall reduced to a stony bank up to 1.5m thick and 0.2m high, with an entrance on the south-southeast and a number of outer facing stones on the north. The third, circa 125m to the southeast, has an internal diameter of 9m and a bank 3m wide, surviving up to 0.3m on the south side. Approximately 110m southwest is a pair of ring-ditches 26m apart. The eastern is circa 8.6m in diameter with a wall reduced to a thick stony bank and an entrance in the south. Where inner and outer facing stones are present on the west the original thickness of wall is circa 1m. The western house is 7.1m in diameter with a bank up to 2.5m thick and 0.2m in height with an entrance on the south. Immediately within the interior is a concentric ditch up to 2.2m wide and 0.15m deep.
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Historic Environment Records (HER)