Monument record MHG53014 - Loch Croispol South-west

a) Linear stony feature formed of boulders, some orthostatic, overall rather ragged and sinuous. Similar in form to site 129. Runs generally N/S from top of scarp above and to W of settlement 132 - along top of first ridge, then descending and climbing to next one. Appears built to use topography and natural crags. Appears to end on craggy ridge above and near top of cairnfield 135, at NC 3873 6807.

b) At N end of dyke is small, D-shaped ?structure, defined by boulder footings, measuring c 4 m N/S x 2.5 m externally, with footings 0.5 m wide.
On NE/SW-running low, craggy ridges running parallel to Loch Croispol and under thick turf and sparse bracken. Overlooks loch to E.
Head dyke associated with settlement 132. Ends above W side of large enclosure 132(e). Small structure at end may be shieling.
Recommendations: Survey and control bracken. <1><2>