Dranigower

NX16SE 54 1931 6468 and 1925 6468.

At least two probable hut circles are situated on the boulder-strewn hillside to the SE of the ruins of Fauldinchie. The easterly one stands at the crest of the slope and measures 5m in diameter within a wall reduced to a stony bank 1.7m in thckness by 0.3m in height. Several possible facing-stones are visible and a small hut or pen has been constructed within the interior. The entrance is not visible.

The other hut circle, which lies on a terrace 60m to the W measures 7.4m from ENE to WSW by 6.8m transversely within a wall reduced to a stony bank 1.7m in thickness by up to 0.4m in height; there are several inner and outer facing-stones and also one run of inner face on the N side of the entrance which appears to stand two courses high. The entrance is on the SSE at the foot of the slope a further 30m on the NNW (NX 1924 6472), there is possibly a third hut circle overlain by a small pen or hut of relatively recent date. The hut circle measures 10m in diameter over a stony bank up to 2.2m in thickness by 0.2m in height; its entrance is on the SE.

RCAHMS 1987, visited (SH) 30 June 1986