What is recorded here

According to Kinahan (1879-88, 156) a cist containing an urn and ashes was found c. 20m NW of the ring-cairn (WX002-044----) c. 1877. This was probably part of the flat cemetery (WX002-042----). Its precise location is unknown, but it was in an area then occupied as a concentrated settlement, and now developed as a farmyard. It was situated towards the top of a S-facing slope just down from a col between low hills c. 400m to the W and E and c. 40-50m higher than the col. Compiled by: Michael Moore Date of upload: 1 February, 2012

Bronze Age cist burial, likely associated with a flat cemetery; represents a small-scale funerary structure used for inhumation or cremation remains. Its proximity to a ring-cairn suggests a broader ritual or burial landscape.

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