Court Standing Stone

View from above and south west (Scale 1m). The large stone in the foreground sits within a substantial hollow. It is unlikely that this has been formed by animal poaching and is much more likely to have been the result of deliberate exposure of the lower parts of this rock when the row was being built. The same happened at Carreg Llwyd where the southern stone had also been exposed. The most plausible explanation is that a natural rock was incorporated into these rows and enhanced by the removal of soil from around their base.