Monument record MHG6243 - Druim A'Chaim

A hut-circle, two sub-peat dykes and a patch of narrow rig were located on the N end of the Druim a'Chaim some 700m NNE of Bay.
The hut-circle is situated on the E side of the Druim a'Chaim in peat-covered ground; it measures 7m in diameter within a stone-faced bank 2.3m in thickness and 0.6m in height, which thickens to 3m on the W side of the SE facing entrance. There are the traces of a stone-built hut inside.
A short length of sub-peat dyke runs in an arc of boulders to the W and S of the hut-circle. A much longer sub-peat dyke, which is cut into two portions each about 100m in length by a field-boundary, extends for nearly 250m from N to S some 40m to the E of the hut-circle (NG 2709 5502 to NG 2710 5479).
About 150m to the N of the hut-circle, not far from the cliff, there is an area of narrow rig, 1m to 1.5m in width, visible in the grass where there is no peat cover.
(WAT90 1236)
Visited by RCAHMS (PJD) 20 November 1990.