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Monument is entirely subsurface, no surface indicators of presence. Strong response, well defined, in high resolution magnetic gradiometer survey, carried out under licence 18R0229. Pennanular shaped enclosure 6.4m across N-S., with suggested average ditch width of 1.4m. Surface cut ditch exposed during test trenching, and hand investigation of the the earth-cut ditch found to be 1.8m wide at the point of investigation, 0.31m deep and a flattened U-shaped profile. It contained two fills, an upper reddish brown silty clay 0.12m deep, and stoney greyish yellow silty clay 0.19m deep. One sherd of prehistoric pottery 19E0041:03:01 was recovered from the upper fill. The decoration and fabric suggests it is cord-impressed, a possible rimsherd of a broad rimmed bowl c. 3700-3500 BC or part of a globular bowl of c. 3300-3100 BC - Eoin Grogan and Helan Roche pers. comm.
Compiled by: Daniel Noonan
Date of upload/revision: 7 April 2019
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