More information : (SO 29007853) Earthwork (1)
The remains of a small circular work 130ft in diameter, consisting of a single bank 1ft high from the interior and a ditch about 2ft deep. On the north west there is a scarp of 4ft, on the west 5ft. The plan shows an entrance at the south east. (2)
Possibly a ring motte although similar stone rings are used for sheltering sheep in Scotland. Listed under "Possible Castles". (3-4)
A probable IA homestead situated at the head of a valley with good views to the S, but below the ridge to the north. It comprises a bank and outer ditch measuring 50.0m overall externally, and 25.0m internally. The turf-covered bank has a maximum height of 1.4m above the shallow enclosing ditch and 0.7m above the interior, and western half of which is raised slightly above the surrounding ground. There is an entrance at the south. The work is similar to SO 27 NE 16 some 1 1/2 miles to the west and the general run of Pembrokeshire homesteads. Published 1:2500 survey revised. (5)
SO290785. Rockhill; possibly a ringwork. (6-7)
No change since report of 9.8.73. Published survey (1:2500) correct. (8)
SO 290 785. Rockhill earthwork. Scheduled. (9)
The small earthwork enclosure described by the previous authorities was seen centred at SO 2900 7854 and mapped from aerial photographs. (10) |