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Post date: 26/10/2015
Alternate Code & Name: Site 2
A circular stonewalled enclosure with an opening on its south-eastern end is located on a neck between two low hills. It is roughly 10m across and its construction method is typical of the Late Iron Age with a double row of larger stones built a small distance apart and the central cavity filled with smaller stones. While both the site’s position and building method suggest an association with the Late Iron Age, no such artefacts (i.e. potsherds) were observed and only historic artefacts such as metal and glass pieces were found.