NGR NC 2405 1464
Immediately W of the S end of Loch Awe, at an elevation of about 200ft above it, and just above an old enclosure studded with heaps of stones (which do not appear to be of a sepulchral nature) is a cairn, 7ft to 8ft high and measuring 63ft N-S by 70ft transversely; the ground falls away sharply to the E and the extra length of the diameter along this axis may be due to slip. On the top, 15ft from the N edge, is a depression running S for about 20ft and measuring 10ft across at its greatest width, and there is nother hollow towards the E. Neither of
these shows signs of recent excavation. There are some large slabs lying about on the top of the cairn, but there is no sign of either chamber or cist exposed.
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