What is recorded here
Roughly triangular-shaped enclosure described by Cuppage (1986, 414, no. 1344) as follows; 'In rough mountain terrain at the head of Com Amhais. A circular corbelled drystone structure, with 2 wall recesses in the interior, 1 possibly a window. This is located at NE angle of a large, roughly triangular enclosure now barely discernible. Other structures built up against the wall of this enclosure may have been sheep-shelters or-folds'.
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- What survives
- Recorded monument
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