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Remains of rig and furrow. A tumbled and overgrown drystone dyke, 0.75m high, marks the extent of the rigs and does not follow modern field boundary which lies further north. The lower courses of dyke are well-defined on the north face but dyke has collapsed to the west where it can just be traced. A small clearance cairn of granite boulders lies amongst the rigs at the west end, while a larger one, 5m by 1.5m, lies on the east boundary fence, at the limit of the rigs. Two circular features also evident.
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Historic Environment Records (HER)