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Archaeology Notes
Event ID 720530
Category Descriptive Accounts
Type Archaeology Notes
Permalink http://canmore.org.uk/event/720530
NT65SE 3 6868 5308.
There is a cairn on the summit of Dirrington Little Law (363m OD). It is composed of small quarried stones partly derived from a hollow immediately S of the cairn. This hollow has been further quarried, and the S side of the cairn robbed to obtain material for the boundary wall which passes over the cairn.
J H Craw 1923.
NT 6868 5308. This heather-covered cairn measures 26.0m in diameter and up to 2.0m in height. Some small stones are visible on its surface. The N, unquarried, side of the cairn has a slight hollow on top.
Visited by OS (JFC) 13 December 1954.
A mutilated cairn as previously described.
Surveyed at 1/10,000.
Visited by OS (MJF) 8 May 1979.
